Why has Go First filed for bankruptcy? What happens to passe

Go First, the Wadia Group-owned carrier, has filed for bankruptcy stating that the ‘serial failure’ of Pratt & Whitney engines is to blame. The low-cost, no-frills airline said in a statement that it had lost Rs 10,800 in revenue due to the ‘defective’ engines provided by the Connecticut-based company

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