With the flight to the capital of Bangladesh, the airline will have services to seven international destinations.
The service will start from March 23 and Dhaka is the second international destination after Bangkok that the airline will be serving with a direct daily flight from Kolkata, SpiceJet said in a release today.
"With our much-awaited mega Boeing deal finally concluded, the time is now ripe for SpiceJet to eye new markets and boost connectivity. As we work towards placing more aircraft into our fleet, we will aggressively look at newer and enhanced connections in both the regional and international markets," SpiceJet CMD Ajay Singh said.
SpiceJet operates more than 340 daily flights to 45 destinations, including 6 international ones.
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