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Royal Airways enters low-cost market in India

Bombay, India - Through the launch of a new carrier SpiceJet

Royal Airways, formerly known as Modiluft, announced it will launch a new carrier SpiceJet which will enter the low-cost market in India in May 2005. The carrier said it had already leased three Boeing B-737/800 by means of which SpiceJet will start operations. The launch of a new low-cost airline will intensify competition between local pioneer Air Deccan and other new low-fares carriers. In the next...

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Rome, Italy, 02/08/2005 23:53
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