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The Indian aviation industry faces mounting challenges as Bangladesh barred SpiceJet from using its airspace due to unpaid dues. Flights from Kolkata to northeastern cities like Guwahati and Imphal are now taking longer alternate routes, increasing flight duration and fuel consumption, raising operational costs for the airline.

SpiceJet has been experiencing financial difficulties for months, with a reported loss of Rs 269.27 crore in the quarter ending December 2025. Analysts suggest that the situation reflects broader diplomatic tensions between India and Bangladesh, turning into a significant operational and political dispute.

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Pakistan's airspace closure to Indian aircraft has now stretched into its 10th consecutive day, causing significant disruption to Indian aviation operations. With more than 1,000 flights impacted, major airlines like Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air have been grappling with considerable financial losses.
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Indian carriers are said to have incurred over Rs. 2 billion in losses, driven by factors like soaring fuel costs, longer detours, and flight cancellations. Flights bound for key destinations, such as Dubai and regions in Central Asia, are facing considerable delays, with some travelers experiencing delays of up to 10 hours beyond their scheduled arrival times.
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The ripple effect is also being felt by passengers, as several flights have been abruptly canceled without offering refunds, and additional crew changes in Europe have further inflated operating expenses. This situation closely mirrors a similar crisis from 2019, when Indian airlines suffered losses amounting to Rs. 7 billion due to a comparable airspace restriction.

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