Avis du vol entre Jaipur et Dehradun en classe Economique avec Spicejet

introduction

Hi again amigos!

We carry on with my India series, this time covering a flight from Jaipur to Dehradum. And my first flight on a Dash 8-400!
 
These are the previous flights on this trip: 

At Jaipur's airport

Our flight departed very early. I arranged with the hotel for a taxi to take me to the airport, which took no time.
 It was quite chilly in Jaipur during the mornings. The terminal was modern but it felt dim and cold.

Check in was painless, and I expected to have a breakfast at the lounge, but alas it was closed (contrary to what was advertised at the MasterCard app).

Anyways, the terminal felt modern and clean, although boring since everything was closed by then. We weren't allowed in the boarding area for a while until the flight was ready to board. There was only a small coffee stall open, which wasn't particularly appealing.

In a nutshell: I was cold, sleepy, tired, and bored.  

Boarding

At some point the boredom was interrupted by an announcement to board, and we were bussed to our Canadian chariot.
 The airport was undergoing some works..

The other planes on the ground were a sister Dash8 and an IndiGo A320

Contrary to ATRs, you board through the front on Dash8s

The cabin felt way fresher and better cared for than the one on TruJet's sorry ATR….

The view from my seat:

Decent legroom (Im not particularly tall, so this helps a lot)

Seatpocket contents (lots of stuff, but I forgot to browse through it, sorry)

Enroute to Dehradun

I was basically a zombie…so I was dosing on an off throughout the flight.
I didn't miss much as it was cloudy outside, so while I was hoping to get some views of either Delhi or the Himalayas, none was possible.
Neither did I miss service, which, as standard on LCCs was BOB. 

Some views on arrival…its a shame it was so hazy because everything looked lovely outside.

We deboarded on a hardstand and off we were to DED's small terminal