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SpiceJet says DGCA monitoring is not a fresh safety finding
- The airline issued its clarification on Monday
- The clarification may ease safety concerns around SpiceJet shares
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SpiceJet Receives Rs 150 Crore ECLGS 5.0 Disbursement; FIA Seeks Faster Disbursement Of Airline Credit
- SpiceJet received a ₹150 crore ECLGS 5.0 disbursement
- FIA said timely liquidity would help airlines meet operational and working-capital needs
- The funds provide working capital to SpiceJet, but airline liquidity needs remain elevated