New Delhi, Nov 13 (IANS) — Budget carrier SpiceJet has cancelled four flights from Dubai airport after ground handling company Dnata suspended check-in services over unpaid dues, news agency IANS reported on Friday, citing a report by NDTV Profit.

Source: IANS

NDTV Profit reported that only two SpiceJet flights were allowed to take off from the airport on Thursday, IANS said. The airline owes Dnata more than 14 million UAE dirhams, it added. The reports did not carry a SpiceJet statement on the dues figure in the versions checked.

Source: IANS via The Freedom Press

4SpiceJet flights cancelled from Dubai
2Flights allowed to take off on Thursday, per the report
14 million+UAE dirhams reportedly owed to Dnata
Nov 12 onlyDuration of the check-in suspension, per IANS

However, the suspension of check-in was limited to November 12, IANS reported — meaning the disruption reported on Friday related to Thursday's suspension and its cancelled departures, not a continuing halt on Friday.

Delhi airport advisory

Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport on Friday issued a passenger advisory cautioning travellers about possible flight disruptions involving SpiceJet due to operational challenges faced by the airline, according to the IANS report carried by Sambad English. The advisory did not specify in the report how many flights might be affected.

Source: IANS via Sambad English

Passengers booked on SpiceJet services were advised in the report coverage to check their flight status with the airline. No further official statement from SpiceJet or Dnata was carried in the reports checked at the time of writing.