Indian airline SpiceJet has delayed pilot salaries since March, internal messages reveal, as the carrier seeks an emergency government-backed loan to stabilize its operations.
SpiceJet is seeking an emergency loan
Jun 09, 2026
12:38 pm
What's the storySpiceJet has delayed salary payments to many of its pilots since March, as per internal communications reviewed by Reuters.
The airline is now seeking an emergency loan under a government-backed credit scheme to stabilize operations.
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