With no knight in shining armour on the horizon, Jet Airways' days seem numbered
Consortium of lender led by the SBI has agreed to put in Rs 1,500 crore immediate funding by acquiring 51% stake
SpiceJet chief Ajay Singh also said that it was a wake-up call for Indian policy makers
Saddled with more than $1 billion of debt, Jet is struggling to stay afloat
Good outcome from Jet, lenders' talks preferable to insolvency process: Govt official
Chief Executive Vinay Dube is expected to stay on board the 25-year-old airline Goyal set up with his wife in 1993, according to the report
Team of I-bankers, advisors helping bank consortium in rescue deal
Etihad is neither in a position nor in a mood to repeat history by injecting more cash into Jet or helping Goyal as it did earlier, even if he were to cede control
The present credit exposure of the consortium of lenders to Jet Airways is a potential bad asset
Stake sale likely to be completed in 2 months; banks to infuse Rs 1,500 cr immediately to restore normalcy
Beleaguered Jet Airways' pilots said on Friday they are suffering from massive financial stress caused by non-payment of salaries for the last three months
Indicating that a rescue plan is extremely tough at this stage, an official in the civil aviation ministry said one should be ready for a scenario without Jet Airways
The routes where services have been temporarily withdrawn include Pune-Singapore (seven a week), which was launched with much fanfare late last December, and Pune-Abu Dhabi (seven flights a week)
The process of getting a new promoter on board is likely to take another two to three months and once that happens, the banks would offload their stakes
The industry reaction comes even as the airline's case is being viewed by top government officials
Jet Airways' chief executive officer Vinay Dube informed pilots earlier this week that the airline is looking for a potential investor
Banks gave too long a rope to promoters
State-owned banks, including SBI and Punjab National Bank, are the main lenders to Jet
IndiGo continued its leadership with 43.4% market share in February while Jet Airways slipped to 11.4% share below SpiceJet (13.7) and Air India (12.8)
Naresh Goyal, nominees to step down; lenders to infuse Rs 1,200 cr emergency funds