** Shares of low-cost airline SPJT.NS rise as much as 3.7%
to 81.40 rupees - hit more than 2-month high
** A SpiceJet executive said on Tuesday that compensation
from Boeing BA.N for the grounded MAX planes will be in cash
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** Expect the few legal cases against the company to be
taken back as part of settlement talks with creditors - SPJT
exec
** SpiceJet, Boeing's biggest customer in India for the MAX
aircraft, now expects to take deliveries and induct 50 Boeing
MAX planes over the next two years
** Last week, SpiceJet had entered an agreement wherein the
U.S. aerospace firm agreed to settle outstanding claims related
to the grounding and return to service of its 737 MAX aircraft
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** More than 16.8 mln shares traded, 3.3 times their 30-day
moving average
** Despite session's gains, SPJT stock is still down over
14% for the year
(Reporting by Shivani Singh in Bengaluru)
((ShivaniSingh1@thomsonreuters.com; +91 89 6969 2349))