SpiceJet considering entering into major business partnerships with two US companies, says CMD Ajay Singh
Refraining from naming the partner companies in the US, SpiceJet chairman and managing director Ajay Singh said it is looking at the technology sector


Representational image. Reuters[/caption]He said SpiceJet is exploring an alliance with a major international carrier and also another major American company.Refraining from naming the partner companies in the US, Singh said it is looking at the technology sector."We think that that's a important space to be in the digital and technology space. We want to be in the cargo, courier and logistics business. We believe that that's going to be an important part of SpiceJet's business," Singh said, noting that this would be the "first" for an Indian airline.Expanding SpiceJet to the US is not on the cards right now, he said, adding that the company is looking more at the collaboration in terms of improving the operating performance, and finding a new technology to improve the consumer experience.There would be some strategic understanding with US companies in the sphere of cargo and courier, he said, describing it as a logistic rather than courier business.

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