After Ayodhya, SpiceJet created a new plan that will provide air connection to these holy locations; Lakshadweep included
SpiceJet Airline chief Ajay Singh said that after Ayodhya, SpiceJet plans to expand its business in the next two years and increase connectivity between various tourist and religious places including Lakshadweep. The airline company also talked about connecting Ayodhya to more places through its network.
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On February 1, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and Minister of State VK Singh jointly inaugurated SpiceJet's direct flight service connecting Ayodhya with eight cities. After this, airline chief Ajay Singh said that SpiceJet will expand in the next two years and connectivity between many religious places will increase.
SpiceJet airline chief Ajay Singh said that after Ayodhya, SpiceJet plans to expand its business in the next two years and increase connectivity between various tourist and religious places including Lakshadweep. The domestic carrier also plans to operate seaplanes and is awaiting the development of infrastructure for water ports, the CMD told news agency PTI in an interaction.
Responding to a question on the company's expansion plans, Singh said, "I think it is time to expand. SpiceJet will try its best to expand its business in the next two years. We will expand to many tourist destinations, religious tourism, medical Want to add tourism to places like Lakshadweep."
