TBM Staff - Mumbai
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), the UN's aviation watchdog, has initiated an audit of India’s aviation security preparedness. This nine-day audit, involving 12 auditors from 10 countries, focuses on the Bureau of Civil
TBM Staff - Mumbai
Go First, the embattled airline, is on the brink of liquidation after unsuccessful negotiations with potential buyers, including EaseMyTrip CEO Nishant Pitti, SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh, and Sharjah-based Sky One Aviation. Following five months of
TBM Staff - Mumbai
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Monday deferred its hearing in Go First’s insolvency case to July 11, leaving the lessors stranded. The NCLT indicated that it needed more time to study the Delhi
TBM Staff - Mumbai
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has taken action to deregister all 54 aircraft leased to the now-defunct airline Go First, as confirmed by officials. This move follows an order issued by the
TBM Staff - Mumbai
Following the Delhi High Court's decision to allow lessors to reclaim 54 aircraft leased to bankrupt Go First, Nishant Pitti, representing joint bidder Busy Bee Airways, stated on Friday that they would review the
Nishtha Ganesh
The Delhi High Court dealt a final blow to any hopes of a revival for Go First by ordering the aviation regulator to deregister all 54 aircraft leased by the bankrupt airline, effectively grounding
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