SC junks SpiceJet's plea against order to deposit ₹144 crore

The Supreme Court of India has dismissed SpiceJet's plea challenging a directive requiring the airline to deposit ₹144 crore. This ruling stems from a long-standing legal dispute involving the airline and aircraft manufacturer Boeing regarding compensation claims. The court's decision reinforces the enforcement of prior orders and emphasizes the importance of adhering to financial obligations within the aviation sector. As SpiceJet navigates financial difficulties, this ruling adds to the company's challenges amidst ongoing operational issues and regulatory scrutiny. The airline, which has faced significant turbulence in recent years, must now strategize its next steps in light of the court's decision, which could impact its liquidity and operational viability. This case highlights the broader concerns regarding financial governance and accountability in the Indian aviation industry.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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