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Lufthansa has been ordered by a Bangalore consumer court to pay Rs 4.5 lakh as reimbursement for airfares and Rs NR 25,000 as compensation to a child and his mother for denying boarding in an Athens-bound flight. The court ruled that Lufthansa's ground staff had wrongfully denied boarding, citing improper travel documents.
The National Company Law Tribunal has sought the consent of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India and the Committee of Creditors on Go First’s plan to refund money to passengers booked on their flights post 3 May—the day airline suspended operations
The airline’s plans hinge on whether aircraft lessors will be allowed to take back their planes.
Go First aims to operate around 1,200 flights a week and slowly increase operations while the ongoing legal battle with Pratt & Whitney ensues.
Go First will have to raise some funds in order to restart operations, the airline's resolution professional Abhilash Lal has told the employees