# SpiceXpress

> SpiceXpress is the air cargo brand of India's SpiceJet group, legally held in SpiceXpress and Logistics Private Limited; no IATA designator or AWB prefix of its own can be evidenced. The company is a material subsidiary of SpiceJet Limited and runs converted Boeing 737 freighters alongside belly capacity on the SpiceJet scheduled fleet. Its base is Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. For forwarders this means group air waybills start with SpiceJet Limited's prefix 775 (IATA SG, ICAO SEJ). Booking, liability and claims should be clarified with the carrier before tender, because it is not publicly documented which entity holds the air operator certificate.

## Quick facts

| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Legal | SpiceXpress and Logistics Private Limited |
| Country | IN |
| Group | SpiceJet Limited |
| Tracking | https://www.spicexpress.com/ |

## Overview

SpiceXpress is the air cargo brand of India's SpiceJet group. Since 1 April 2023 the cargo and logistics business has legally sat in SpiceXpress and Logistics Private Limited. SpiceJet Limited's audited consolidated accounts for the financial year ended 31 March 2025 name that company explicitly as a material subsidiary. In those accounts cargo forms a separate segment, "Freighter and Logistics Services", with revenue of INR 1,869.41 million in financial year 2024/25 against INR 3,248.32 million the year before.

Whether the freighters operate on an air operator certificate held by SpiceXpress and Logistics Private Limited or still on that of the parent SpiceJet Limited could not be established from primary sources. This record therefore deliberately carries no codes of its own. What matters for forwarders: the IATA membership register assigns SpiceJet Limited the IATA code SG, the ICAO code SEJ and airline code 775, and group air waybills accordingly start with prefix 775. Trade databases disagree on whether SpiceXpress additionally holds a designator of its own.

Operating model: converted Boeing 737 narrowbody freighters of its own plus belly capacity on the SpiceJet scheduled fleet. The dedicated cargo service began on 18 September 2018 with a Delhi–Bengaluru rotation. Base and hub is Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. No freighter fleet evidence more recent than August 2023 is available; at that point SpiceXpress held three Boeing 737-700(BDSF), one of them active, and was taking on its first Boeing 737-800(BDSF).

On 19 August 2026 SpiceXpress signed a memorandum of understanding with handler Air India SATS covering livestock freighter services at the Multi-Modal Cargo Hub at Noida International Airport, envisaging around 200 freighter movements between September 2026 and August 2027.

## Hubs

- DEL

## Fleet

- Boeing 737-700(BDSF) × 0

- Boeing 737-800(BDSF) × 0

## Sources

- [SpiceJet Limited – gepruefte Jahres- und Konzernabschluesse zum 31.03.2025](https://corporate.spicejet.com/Content/pdf/SJFinancials_Q4_202425.pdf)

- [SpiceXpress – Our Company (offizielle Website)](https://www.spicexpress.com/getPage?slug=our-company)

- [IATA – Mitgliederverzeichnis, Eintrag SpiceJet Limited (SG / SEJ / 775)](https://www.iata.org/en/about/members/airline-list/spicejet/532/)

- [Air Cargo News – Air India SATS signs freighter MoUs for recently opened Noida International (19.08.2026)](https://www.aircargonews.net/ground-handler/2026/08/air-india-sats-signs-freighter-mous-for-recently-opened-noida-international/)

- [ch-aviation – India's SpiceXpress to resume B737-800 freighter operations (15.08.2023)](https://www.ch-aviation.com/news/130743-indias-spicexpress-to-resume-b737-800-freighter-operations)

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