SpiceJet, the budget airline based in India, has taken a significant step to bolster its fleet by finalizing a lease agreement for three Airbus A320 aircraft, which are expected to join its operations in July 2026. This move is part of the airline's strategy to enhance its operational capabilities and cater to the increasing passenger demand, especially during peak travel seasons. In addition to the new Airbus jets, SpiceJet has successfully returned a Boeing 737 MAX to service, which has already resumed commercial flights. The airline stated that the expanded capacity will provide greater operational flexibility across both domestic and international routes, thereby strengthening its network. Debojo Maharshi, the Chief Business Officer of SpiceJet, highlighted that these additions are crucial for meeting the growing passenger demand and enhancing operational resilience. The airline is focused on steadily expanding its fleet and improving operational readiness as part of its growth plans. Earlier this year, a SpiceJet B737-700 was grounded due to a ground incident at Delhi airport, but the airline has since made strides in restoring its operational capabilities.