Aviation regulator DGCA on Friday lifted the restrictions imposed on budget carrier SpiceJet. The airline will now operate at full capacity from October 30.
Officials said the airline had shown improvements during the ‘‘Enhanced Surveillance’’ period.
The regulator in July ordered the airline to operate a maximum of 50 per cent of its flights for eight weeks, which was later extended on September 21. The decision meant that the airline was only allowed to fly a little over 2,000 flights from the approved number of 4,192.
