October 20, 2026
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Bangladesh bars SpiceJet from using its airspace over pending dues (Soban News)

Bangladesh has barred SpiceJet from using its airspace as the budget carrier is yet to repay pending dues, according to sources.
With the Bangladesh airspace not being available, the airline is taking longer routes for some of its flights from Kolkata, including to Guwahati.
When contacted, a SpiceJet spokesperson on Thursday said the airline was in regular dialogue with the relevant authorities on operational and procedural matters, including navigation-related charges.
“These are routine industry issues and we are working constructively towards an early resolution. Our flight operations remain unaffected, and we continue to operate our scheduled services in line with regulatory requirements,” the spokesperson said in a statement.
While specific details were not disclosed, the sources said Bangladesh has banned the airline from using its airspace due to non-payment of dues.
Details about the nature of dues could not be immediately ascertained.
An email sent to the Civil Aviation​Bangladesh has barred SpiceJet from using its airspace as the budget carrier is yet to repay pending dues, according to sources.
With the Bangladesh airspace not being available, the airline is taking longer routes for some of its flights from Kolkata, including to Guwahati.
When contacted, a SpiceJet spokesperson on Thursday said the airline was in regular dialogue with the relevant authorities on operational and procedural matters, including navigation-related charges.
“These are routine industry issues and we are working constructively towards an early resolution. Our flight operations remain unaffected, and we continue to operate our scheduled services in line with regulatory requirements,” the spokesperson said in a statement.
While specific details were not disclosed, the sources said Bangladesh has banned the airline from using its airspace due to non-payment of dues.
Details about the nature of dues could not be immediately ascertained.
An email sent to the Civil Aviation ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]

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