NCLT's decision to admit Go First's insolvency riles lessors and vendors, leaves employees confused

GoFirst's employees are concerned about their salaries if they stick with the airline through its insolvency resolution process, while its lessors are concerned about their lease payments and have even approached the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) to contest the order by the NCLT.

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