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DGCA has received applications from lessors to deregister 54 aircraft leased to Go First, which is currently undergoing an insolvency resolution process.

Go First has announced that their flights will remain cancelled until 25 July due to operational reasons. The airline is undergoing an insolvency resolution process and has received claims worth 240 billion rupees from creditors.

Go First To Resume Its Operations: Low-budget Airways Go First planning to resume its operations on May 24th with 23 aircrafts. Go First have access to 51 departure slots in Delhi and 37 at Mumbais main airport and now the number will be decreased depending on their operations.

Go First Files A Insolvency: TATA and Indigo In Race: Go First was established by Nusli Wadia in 2005. After Pratt & Whitney engines were installed on A320 aircraft, there was a faster rate of premature failures, which resulted in the insolvency of the airlines.

Airline cancels all flights till May 12

Earlier the no-frills carrier had cancelled all flights until May 9 and suspended bookings till May 15.