In a letter to the prime minister, AIBEA general secretary C H Venkatachalam said that banks had already extended credit of around Rs 8,500 crore to Jet
The meeting lasted for over more than an hour at the Airlines House, the headquarters of the flag carrier in the national Capital
Travel agencies and online travel portals have said that the refund would take more time than usually required
Naresh Goyal would get nervous and pray each time a flight took off. Now, there's no Jet Airways and nowhere to go
India's aviation sector is an investment conundrum: it's the world's fastest-growing aviation market that has seen 54 consecutive months of double-digit percentage passenger growth and yet it's notori
Weighed down by a mountain of debt and falling revenue, Jet Airways announced suspension of its entire operations from Wednesday night
Sources said the amount of refunds owing to disrupted flights would be around Rs 2,000 crore
According to aviation sources, SpiceJet has received 16 slots while Air Asia India has got eight in Mumbai in the Jet aftermath
Banks have asked govt to protect the airline's slots to prevent value erosion
Fund house sold 759,000 shares at Rs 173 apiece; had Rs 109-crore exposure as of March 31, 2019
Retail investors hoping for a turnaround increased their stake from 9.82% to 11.42%
I owe my handsomeness to Jet Airways, the owner of the real estate firm said in a Facebook post
The suspension of membership, which comes in the wake of the airline halting operations temporarily from last night, is with immediate effect
Currently most of its 119 planes have been taken back by the lessors and many have been leased to other airlines like SpiceJet
The bids received for Jet Airways will be opened on May 10. If none of them are accepted by the lenders then the airline will be taken to National Company Law Tribunal
Jet Airways failure would threaten more than 16,000 staff jobs and thousands more tied to the airline.
There are 280 vacant slots at Mumbai and over 160 at the Delhi airport
Set up by Naresh Goyal on April 1, 1992, Jet Airways's first flight took off from Mumbai for Ahmedabad on May 5, 1993, as an air-charter operator
Jet Airways, once India's largest private airline, on Wednesday evening halted all flight operations indefinitely after lenders declined to extend more funds to keep it going.
Jet Airways on Wednesday evening halted all flight operations indefinitely after lenders led by State Bank of India declined to extend more funds to keep it going