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Law Tribunal Gives 4th Extension Of 60 Days To Go First To Complete Insolvency
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has granted an extension of 60 days to the grounded air carrier Go First for completing the insolvency process.
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Go First Gets Another 60 Days To Complete Insolvency Process
Insolvency tribunal NCLT on Monday once again extended the deadline to complete the resolution process of grounded airline Go First by another 60 days.
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Why Go First Lessors' Key Request 'Rejected' On Regulator's Portal
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) Wednesday told the Delhi High Court it was due to a technical glitch on its portal that the applications of several aircraft lessors of Go First for deregistration of their planes were shown as 'reject
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Go First Insolvency Upheld By Tribunal, Setback For Lessors
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Monday upheld insolvency resolution proceedings against crisis-hit airline Go First, derailing aircraft lessors' efforts to take back their planes from the struggling Wadia group firm.
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On Lessors Trying To Repossess Go First Aircraft, Tribunal Order Next Week
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) will pass its order next Monday on the petitions filed by three aircraft lessors against Go First's voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings.
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Go First Gets Insolvency Cover, Lessors' Efforts To Repossess Aircraft Hit
In a major relief for the struggling budget airline Go First, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) today admitted its voluntary plea to initiate an insolvency resolution process, which is aimed at restructuring debt and liabilities.
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Government Bailout Of Go First Unlikely Till Engine Issue Sorted: Minister
A government bailout of cash-strapped Go Airlines (India) Ltd was unlikely unless something could be done about the supply of engines to the airline, which sought bankruptcy protection last week, a minister has said.
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"Assisting In Every Possible Manner": Aviation Minister On Go First Crisis
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday said it was unfortunate that the operational bottleneck related to engine supplies has dealt a blow to the airline's financial position.
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Law Tribunal Gives 4th Extension Of 60 Days To Go First To Complete Insolvency
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has granted an extension of 60 days to the grounded air carrier Go First for completing the insolvency process.
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Go First Gets Another 60 Days To Complete Insolvency Process
Insolvency tribunal NCLT on Monday once again extended the deadline to complete the resolution process of grounded airline Go First by another 60 days.
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Why Go First Lessors' Key Request 'Rejected' On Regulator's Portal
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) Wednesday told the Delhi High Court it was due to a technical glitch on its portal that the applications of several aircraft lessors of Go First for deregistration of their planes were shown as 'reject
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Go First Insolvency Upheld By Tribunal, Setback For Lessors
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Monday upheld insolvency resolution proceedings against crisis-hit airline Go First, derailing aircraft lessors' efforts to take back their planes from the struggling Wadia group firm.
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On Lessors Trying To Repossess Go First Aircraft, Tribunal Order Next Week
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) will pass its order next Monday on the petitions filed by three aircraft lessors against Go First's voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings.
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Go First Gets Insolvency Cover, Lessors' Efforts To Repossess Aircraft Hit
In a major relief for the struggling budget airline Go First, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) today admitted its voluntary plea to initiate an insolvency resolution process, which is aimed at restructuring debt and liabilities.
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Government Bailout Of Go First Unlikely Till Engine Issue Sorted: Minister
A government bailout of cash-strapped Go Airlines (India) Ltd was unlikely unless something could be done about the supply of engines to the airline, which sought bankruptcy protection last week, a minister has said.
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"Assisting In Every Possible Manner": Aviation Minister On Go First Crisis
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday said it was unfortunate that the operational bottleneck related to engine supplies has dealt a blow to the airline's financial position.
