According to two bankers who are familiar with the matter, lenders of Go Airlines (India) Ltd are expected to convene on Wednesday to deliberate on the next steps to be taken following the airline’s filing for bankruptcy on Tuesday.
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On Wednesday, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), India’s aviation regulator, issued a show cause notice to Go First Airlines, the country’s low-cost carrier.
The public might use the Integrated Cargo Terminal (ICT) at Bengaluru’s Mangaluru International Airport as of May 1, 2023.
After the two countries signed a trade agreement in May of last year, data from the Commerce and industry ministry showed on Monday that there has been a significant increase in the imports of aircraft parts to India from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
According to Vizianagaram district administration authorities, the Bhogapuram Airport’s initial annual capacity will be six million passengers and will gradually rise to more than 40 million passengers, as they unveiled the airport’s layout on Sunday.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Go First, a budget airline, has temporarily halted its flights for the next two days due to fleet problems and financial constraints.
Air India flight bound for Kathmandu had a close call at Tribhuvan Airport as the aircraft took off from Delhi, its reported to DGCA.
From May 3, 2023, Tata-owned Air India will operate a flight between Mumbai and Coimbatore. The airline confirmed the news and stated that it would continue to run every day of the week.
When the T1 expansion work is finished around September, the three terminals at Delhi Airport will be able to handle over 10 crore passengers annually.
Air India’s ongoing dispute with its pilots is set to continue, as the airline has sent a sternly worded email threatening disciplinary and financial penalties if pilots fail to renew their licenses