ModiLuft. The aircraft belonging to Lufthansa were grounded due to the litigation and ModiLuft acquired Boeing 737-400 aircraft from Air UK as replacements. The future of ModiLuft, however, was already sealed and the airline ceased operations in 1996. ModiLuft eventually returned Lufthansa's aircraft by 30 September 1997 as part of an out of court settlement. The airline ownership changed hands due to lack of funds and was renamed Royal Airways, an airline that never got off the ground. ModiLuft's Air operator's certificate (AOC) had not lapsed and was eventually used by a different set of promoters for the Low-cost carrier SpiceJet. Destinations South Asia Delhi (Indira Gandhi International Airport), hub Jammu (Jammu Airport) Leh (Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport) Srinagar (Srinagar Airport) Mumbai (Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport) Bengaluru (HAL Bangalore International Airport) Hyderabad (Begumpet Airport) Historical fleet 4 - Boeing 737-201 2 - Boeing 737-400 1 - Boeing 727-200 References External links Fleet information Defunct airlines of India Airlines established in 1993 Airlines disestablished in 1996 Indian companies disestablished in 1996 Indian companies established in 1993 Modi Enterprises 1993 establishments in Delhi Companies based in Delhi