India, Nov. 14 -- Dubai Airports, which owns and operates Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport, has stopped cash-strapped SpiceJet's check-in services over non-payment of around 14 million UAE dirhams (approximately Rs.35.85 crore), even as the airline said it is working to resolve the issue without specifying it. On November 12, four flights to Amritsar, Jaipur, Mumbai and Delhi were cancelled, with an internal airline communication citing non-payment to the ground-handling company data. The communication added that the four flights would operate as ferry services without passengers. Dubai Airports allowed check-in for SpiceJet flights to Ahmedabad and Delhi before the suspension took effect on November 12. The ...