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Spicy SpiceJet


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At SpiceJet, they love adding spices to everything including their aircraft. Interestingly, not many people even in the aviation community know this but they have named several of their aircraft particular spices, some of which I have collected so far.

VT-SGB Oregano
VT-SGC Fenugreek
VT-SGD Sesame
VT-SGE Tamarind
VT-SGG Chilli
VT-SGH Turmeric
VT-SGJ Cumin
VT-SGQ Celery
VT-SGV Nigella
VT-SGX Parsley
VT-SGY Cayenne
VT-SGZ Caraway

VT-SLH Clove
VT-SLO Bayleaf

VT-SPD Chilli
VT-SPE No name
VT-SPF Coriander
VT-SPH Saffron
VT-SPJ Mint
VT-SPK Fennel
VT-SPL Cardamom
VT-SPM Pepper
VT-SPO Dill
VT-SPP Rosemary
VT-SPQ Basil
VT-SPR Thyme
VT-SPS Mustard
VT-SPT Clove
VT-SPU Anise
VT-SPW Cinnamon

VT-SZA Sage
VT-SZB Sumac
VT-SZI Gambooge
VT-SZJ Saffron
VT-SZK Red Chilli
VT-SZM Mustard
VT-SZN Pepper
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