IndiGo shares rose as much as 4.42% to Rs 4,918 apiece, while SpiceJet rose 8.34% to Rs 13.38 per share.

Analysts are of the view that the market will continue to closely monitor crude oil and aviation fuel prices in the coming days.

Shares of SpiceJet resumed their fall in Thursday's trade after a single-day halt to touch a new one-year low level. The stock declined 4.03 per cent to Rs 9.53 level. It was last seen trading 2.11 ...

IndiGo shares advanced 3.88% intraday to Rs 4,677 apiece, while SpiceJet shares rose around 7% to Rs 12.19 per share.

BENGALURU, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Indian carrier Spicejet Ltd (SPJT.NS), opens new tab said, on Tuesday, it will consider options to raise fresh capital by issuing securities to qualified institutional ...

Oil prices slumped to two-month lows on expectations of an impending agreement, which further boosted the bullish sentiment ...

Indian airline SpiceJet faces financial difficulties, delaying pilot salaries and seeking government-backed loans. Once a ...

SpiceJet is facing mounting financial pressure as delayed pilot salaries, shrinking market share and rising operational costs ...

ts long-standing financial troubles have been worsened by the Middle East conflict, which has pushed up fuel prices and ...

Is SpiceJet staging a comeback or just buying time? Analyze the airline's fleet expansion strategy, salary issues, and ...