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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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"Will Have No Consequence": Go First On Termination Of Aircraft Leases
Termination of leases for aircraft by their lessors would not have any consequence as the moratorium has been imposed under insolvency resolution proceedings, Wadia group air carrier Go First on Friday said.
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Wadia Group In Talks To Sell Stake Or Exit Airline Go First: Report
Conglomerate Wadia Group is in talks with strategic partners to either sell a majority stake in loss-making budget airline Go First or completely exit it, the Economics Times reported today,
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Passenger Suffers Cardiac Arrest Mid-Air. Doctor, Go First Crew Save Him
A doctor on board a Go First flight and the cabin crew with their swift actions saved a passenger who suffered a cardiac arrest mid-flight, the airline owned by Wadia Group said in a statement today.
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GoAir To Hire 500 Personnel, Expand Fleet
GoAir plans to hire 500 personnel, including pilots, in the coming months as the budget carrier prepares to expand its aircraft fleet and fly overseas next year.
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GoAir Gets Nod To Fly To Iran, Uzbekistan, 7 Other Countries
GoAir has received approval of the government to fly to nine countries including Iran, Uzbekistan and Kazakhastan, with the Wadia group airline now expecting to take to international skies early next year.
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GoAir Gets First A320 Neo Aircraft, Becomes Eligible For International Operations
Wadia group-promoted budget carrier GoAir has become eligible for international operations with the induction of its 20th aircraft in the fleet with the arrival of its first Airbus A320 neo plane at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here on Thursday morning.
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GoAir CEO Giorgio De Roni Quits: Report
GoAir chief executive Giorgio De Roni has quit the airline citing health reasons, sources said.
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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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"Will Have No Consequence": Go First On Termination Of Aircraft Leases
Termination of leases for aircraft by their lessors would not have any consequence as the moratorium has been imposed under insolvency resolution proceedings, Wadia group air carrier Go First on Friday said.
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Wadia Group In Talks To Sell Stake Or Exit Airline Go First: Report
Conglomerate Wadia Group is in talks with strategic partners to either sell a majority stake in loss-making budget airline Go First or completely exit it, the Economics Times reported today,
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Passenger Suffers Cardiac Arrest Mid-Air. Doctor, Go First Crew Save Him
A doctor on board a Go First flight and the cabin crew with their swift actions saved a passenger who suffered a cardiac arrest mid-flight, the airline owned by Wadia Group said in a statement today.
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GoAir To Hire 500 Personnel, Expand Fleet
GoAir plans to hire 500 personnel, including pilots, in the coming months as the budget carrier prepares to expand its aircraft fleet and fly overseas next year.
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GoAir Gets Nod To Fly To Iran, Uzbekistan, 7 Other Countries
GoAir has received approval of the government to fly to nine countries including Iran, Uzbekistan and Kazakhastan, with the Wadia group airline now expecting to take to international skies early next year.
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GoAir Gets First A320 Neo Aircraft, Becomes Eligible For International Operations
Wadia group-promoted budget carrier GoAir has become eligible for international operations with the induction of its 20th aircraft in the fleet with the arrival of its first Airbus A320 neo plane at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here on Thursday morning.
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GoAir CEO Giorgio De Roni Quits: Report
GoAir chief executive Giorgio De Roni has quit the airline citing health reasons, sources said.
