Go First Operates Handling Flight After DGCA's Nod To Resume Operations
On Friday, DGCA conditionally allowed the grounded airline Go First to resume its operations.
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On Friday, DGCA conditionally allowed the grounded airline Go First to resume its operations.
The new lease agreement is being discussed as part of Go First's plans to scale up operations in 2024 once the airline restarts operations.
On Sunday, Go First said that it has cancelled its flight operations until July 25 due to operational reasons.
Low-cost airline Go First has announced the cancellation of flights until July 25 due to operational reasons. The company has filed an application for immediate resolution and revival of operations.
If an adequate number of aircraft aren’t available for flying, how can Go First fly; if it somehow manages to fly, how would it comply with the DGCA’s stipulated condition of ensuring at all times “continuing airworthiness of the aircraft engaged in operation”