SpiceJet intends to add more tourism, religious places to its network after Ayodhya
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New Delhi. Airline company SpiceJet intends to expand its business in the next two years after Ayodhya and increase ‘connectivity’ between various tourist and religious places including Lakshadweep. SpiceJet Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh has given this information. Singh said SpiceJet also plans to operate seaplanes. The airline is awaiting development of infrastructure for water ports. “I think it’s time to expand,” Singh said in response to a question.
SpiceJet will try its best to expand its business in the next two years. We want to add many tourist destinations, religious tourism, medical tourism, places like Lakshadweep.” According to Singh, the airline already has a license to operate seaplanes. The company is working on connecting many destinations through seaplane services. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and Minister of State VK Singh had jointly inaugurated SpiceJet’s direct flight service connecting Ayodhya with eight cities on February 1.
Asked about the company’s plans to connect Ayodhya to more places through its network, Singh said that today every big and small city wants ‘connectivity’ with Ayodhya. Therefore work is going on on these. He said, “I think today every airline wants to connect to Ayodhya with more and more flights. I think soon the government will have to expand the airport in Ayodhya.” He said, ”There is no doubt that Ayodhya will be one of the major tourist destinations in the world. Like you hear about Vatican or Mecca.
I have no doubt that Ayodhya will become the biggest tourist destination in the world.” Singh further said that air transportation is witnessing a massive growth and SpiceJet is serving major commercial hubs not only within the country but across the world. It also wants to start transportation services using large size aircraft in foreign countries also. He said that the company also intends to complete the listing process on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) soon.
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