The new collaboration with the US-based MRO provider will help SpiceJet to unground its fleet of Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

SpiceJet has entered into an agreement with US-based StandardAero that will provide the services for operationalising the airline's grounded Boeing 737 MAX planes and three of the aircraft are expected to return to service by April 2025.

SpiceJet has entered into a services agreement with StandardAero Inc. to enable the restoration of its grounded Boeing 737-8 MAX fleet.

StandardAero, which also provides MRO services for CFM LEAP-1B engines that power the Boeing 737 MAX fleet, will assist SpiceJet in restoring its grounded 737-8 MAX aircraft, the company said in a sta

SpiceJet settled a dispute of over $16 million with Dublin-headquartered commercial aircraft leasing company Genesis Aircraft Services.

SpiceJet has entered into a services agreement with StandardAero Inc., a leading US-based engine MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) provider and a ‘Premier MRO’ for CFM LEAP-1B engines. This collaboration aims to restore SpiceJet's grounded Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft.

SpiceJet partners with StandardAero for Boeing 737 MAX fleet restoration, aiming for operational growth and market positioning.

The agreement follows successful arrangements with CFM International Inc, the OEM for LEAP-1B engines, and the lessor for the 737 MAX aircraft.

SpiceJet has partnered with StandardAero to restore three grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft by April 2025. This move, along with a recent fundraising effort and progress in resolving lessor disputes, aims to bolster the airline's fleet and financial health.