The Delhi High Court declined to issue an interim order regarding SpiceJet's delayed payment. SpiceJet sought more time to deposit the first installment due to delayed funds. The airline expects a second tranche of credit to be released soon. The court will consider SpiceJet's bona fides on September 21. KAL Airways and Maran can take appropriate legal steps.

SpiceJet has approached the Delhi High Court seeking additional time to deposit ₹50 crore, the first instalment of ₹144.5 crore owed to Kalanithi Maran and KAL Airways.

SpiceJet requests Delhi HC extension to pay ₹50 crore amid ongoing legal dispute with Kal Airways and Kalanithi Maran.