A day after SpiceJet raised Rs 3,000 crore (about $360 million) through selling new shares, the airline's chairman and managing director (CMD) Ajay Singh said that the low-cost carrier aims to have 100 aircraft by the end of 2026,

SpiceJet is back from the brink once again after yet another near collapse by getting Rs 3,000-crore funding from investors including mutual funds and is now aiming to have a fleet of 100 aircraft before the end of 2026.

SpiceJet has all the necessary infrastructure to become a 100-fleet carrier again. It has required airport slots, international traffic rights, pilots and crew, Singh has said.