While SpiceJet is a low-cost airline, it also offers guaranteed connecting flights.

While the airline is not a member of any alliance, it does work with several other companies, so it is possible to purchase connections with a combination of SpiceJet and other airlines, such as Emirates or Gulf Air.

When to buy tickets

The best way to buy tickets is directly from the carrier's website , spicejet.com, but it's always worth comparing prices via, for example, skyscanner.com, as SpiceJet has a lot of competition from other airlines on many routes.

In general, it is worth buying international tickets about 3-7 months before departure.

For flights within India, prices are relatively low even 1 month before departure.

Fare classes

SpiceJet has only economy class on its planes.

When buying tickets, these classes are further divided into several different fares including various benefits. The fare classes differ especially if you would like to change or cancel your ticket.

The lowest fare class, "SpiceSaver", does not include any in-flight refreshments or a specific seat selection.

Carry-on and checked baggage are included in all fares, see details.

SpiceJet destinations

SpiceJet flies to more than 70 destinations. Over 60 of these are in India and around 15 abroad.

SpiceJet has its largest hubs at these airports. We are only giving examples of direct international routes as there are a huge number of domestic routes across India:

• Delhi DEL
  • Bangkok BKK, Dubai DXB, Jeddah JED, Kathmandu KTM
• Ahmedabad AMD
  • Dubai DXB, Jeddah JED
• Mumbai BOM
  • Dubai DXB
• Amritsar ATQ
  • Dubai DXB
• Jaipur JAI
  • Dubai DXB
• Kochi COK
  • Dubai DXB
• Kozhikode CCJ
  • Dubai DXB
• Pune PNQ
  • Dubai DXB