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Monday, July 21, 2025
TopicJet Airways

Topic: Jet Airways

Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal withdraws from bidding for stake in company

Jet Airways suspended all international flights last week and is awaiting fresh fund infusion with a debt-resolution plan.

Jet Airways pilots appeal to SBI for Rs 1500 cr and PM Modi to save 20,000 jobs

Jet Airways pilots, engineers, and senior staff have not been paid salaries since January because of a severe paucity of cash.

Jet Airways suspends international flights till Monday as crisis worsens

The cash-strapped private air carrier announced that all its international flights will now be suspended till Monday.

Jet Airways, once India’s biggest private airlines, is struggling to survive

Jet Airways India Ltd. was forced to ground more jets after it failed to pay lease rentals on time, which leaves the airline with 20 operating planes compared to 124 in January.

Deadline for bidding on Jet Airways looms, but there are no takers yet

The Jet Airways deal is important for creditors who are looking to recover more than 1 billion in debt from the carrier.

DGCA asks airlines to increase availability of flights to control rising airfares

With Jet Airways grounding its fleet of 119 aircraft fleet and Spice Jet pulling out its 737 Max, airfares have been rising across India for past few weeks.

Debt-laden Jet Airways plans to sell up to 75 per cent stake

State Bank of India Ltd., the lead creditor of Jet Airways, issued a document on Monday, inviting bidders with a net worth of at least Rs. 10 billion, to submit their interest by April 10.

Jet Airways has less than 15 operational aircraft, says aviation secretary

Over the last few weeks, Jet Airways has been grounding its fleet in tranches due to non-payment of dues.

Air India halves luggage allowance on Mumbai-NY route as Pakistan airspace closure continues

Economy passengers flying from Mumbai to New York, or vice versa, aboard Air India will now only be able to carry one piece of luggage weighing 23 kg.

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