Economy Class Facilities

Economy represents the majority of SpiceJet’s seating. Meals, snacks and beverages can be brought for a small charge on domestic routes.

On International routes, a free meal would be provided to customers.

Economy Class Seating

The airline’s Boeing 737s are in a 3 x 3 configuration whereas the Q400 has a 2 x 2 configuration.

SpiceMax is SpiceJet’s version of a Premium Economy service. Available on Domestic and International flights.

Premium Economy Facilities

All SpiceMax customers can enjoy Priority Boarding and check-in.

Premium Economy Seating

Extra Leg-Room lets you stretch out. On international flights, a free blanket and cushion with 4-way adjustable headrests are provided.

SpiceJet provides a wide range of food options, from breakfast, snacks, lunch and dinner. SpiceJet passengers can pre-book their meals up to 24 hours before departure and save money compared to the price onboard. To pre-order meals, view the selection for your flight under the ‘Manage My Booking’ section on the SpiceJet site. Traditional Indian and Asian meals can also be purchased in-flight, and the in-flight menu can be viewed online from the SpiceJet website.

Passengers can choose between vegetarian/ non-vegetarian meal up to 6 hours before departure. On the pre-order section, passengers can also pre-order special meals such as Jain meals, Navratra meals, diabetic meals, gluten-free meals. These meals are only available from the pre-order feature, and must be made 24 hours before departure.

Beverages can be purchased from the in-flight meal service. Available drinks include soft drinks such as juices, coca-cola, iced tea and water, but also hot drinks such as coffee and teas. Alcoholic beverages are also available to purchase, such as beers and spirits.