In a move to expand its international presence, SpiceJet is entering the European market with two new flights connecting Amritsar with Milan Bergamo (BGY) and Rome (FCO) starting November 5 and 9.
These flights will be operated by SpiceJet using its B-737-MAX aircraft, and as the airline does not have long-range aircraft, these flights will require a 40-minute refueling stop at Tbilisi (Georgia).
Flights from Amritsar to Milan & Rome with SpiceJet
It has been announced by the airline that the flights between Amritsar and Milan Bergamo, which are due to begin on November 05, will be operated on a weekly basis and on Saturdays.
SpiceJet Flights to Milan
Rome flights will be operated twice a week beginning November 9. The ATQ-FCO flight will also have a 40-minute stopover in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.
SpiceJet Flights to Rome
Below is a detailed schedule of SpiceJet flights between Amritsar and Milan and Rome, including time, stopovers, and operating days.
| Flight No. | From | Dep. Time | To | Arr. Time | Days of Ops |
| SG47 | ATQ | 13:30 | TBS | 17:50 | Saturday |
| SG47 | TBS | 18:30 | BGY | 20:50 | – |
| SG48 | BGY | 21:50 | TBS | 03:35 | Saturday |
| SG48 | TBS | 04:30 | ATQ | 10:55 | – |
| SG49 | ATQ | 13:30 | TBS | 17:50 | Wed & Fri |
| SG49 | TBS | 18:30 | FCO | 19:30 | – |
| SG50 | FCO | 20:40 | TBS | 03:10 | Wed & Fri |
| SG50 | TBS | 03:50 | ATQ | 10:15 | – |
The airline is accepting reservations for both ATQ-BGY-ATQ and ATQ-FCO-ATQ routes, with one-way all-inclusive fares starting at just ₹50,000.
It is important to note that this is not the first time a low-cost airline has operated on European routes. SpiceJet operated charter flights on the Milan and Rome routes during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. SpiceJet still holds its Birmingham slots, so a regular Birmingham service may be available soon.
As of October 30, low-cost carriers can operate at full capacity after the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) lifted restrictions imposed on them. Due to improvements, SpiceJet has made during the ‘Enhanced Surveillance’ period, it can now operate at full capacity.
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