Go First today announced it has filed for insolvency resolution and blamed Pratt & Whitney for grounding of 50 percent of its fleet. The development comes as a jolt for the Indian aviation sector, which was just recovering from the debilitating impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Shweta Kothari joins Shakti Lumba, former head of operations at IndiGo and Sindhu Bhattacharya, senior journalist who has been tracking aviation for over a decade, to understand why the airlines suddenly decided to ground operations and whether it will return to the skies in the near future.
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Next Airline on bankruptcy pipeline
Indigo Air
Govt should intervene and help goFirst to resumé operations.