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NCLT: NCLT sees surge in voluntary liquidation as promoters seeking clean slate - Vimarsana News

NCLT: NCLT sees surge in voluntary liquidation as promoters seeking clean slate

Voluntary liquidation is becoming a preferred choice for promoters to close unviable businesses and avoid losses and compliance costs. Most companies opt for liquidation due to inactive operations (69%) or commercial inviability (17%). This trend reflects pragmatic corporate decision-making and regulatory compliance evolution, despite some promoters exploiting it to evade creditors.

India deregisters Go First's 54 planes, pushing carrier closer to collapse - Vimarsana News

India deregisters Go First's 54 planes, pushing carrier closer to collapse

Move, in line with a Delhi Court directive, opens the door for lessors to take them back

Go First Case: Delhi High Court Directs DGCA To Process De-Registration Of Leased Aircrafts - Vimarsana News

Go First Case: Delhi High Court Directs DGCA To Process De-Registration Of Leased Aircrafts

The Delhi High Court on Friday passed a slew of directions to de-register 54 aircrafts of various lessors on lease with the crisis-hit airline Go First.While disposing of a batch of pleas moved by the...

Source: livelaw.in
NCLT grants 60-day extension to Go First Airlines for insolvency resolution - Vimarsana News

NCLT grants 60-day extension to Go First Airlines for insolvency resolution

After Go First exhausted the maximum limit of 330 days on April 4, it approached the Tribunal for an extension under exceptional circumstances.

Are pilots allowed to sleep in the cockpit? It depends. - Vimarsana News

Are pilots allowed to sleep in the cockpit? It depends.

A flight in Indonesia veered off course when both pilots fell asleep. While this would never be allowed, some countries do allow for cockpit naps.