
Tough times ahead for Akasa, Jet Airways, Go First, SpiceJet
To survive the new aviation landscape post Air India sale, the smaller airlines have no option but to reinvent themselves.
To survive the new aviation landscape post Air India sale, the smaller airlines have no option but to reinvent themselves.
As the Wadia family rift widens, Go First (Go Air) gets the septuagenarian to guide it through turbulence.
Company continues to be professionally managed with the Board providing necessary guidance; airline has shown healthy growth across key performance indicators, IPO on track: Go Airlines India.
The low-cost carrier received an influx of fresh capital from the Wadia family to meet expenses, albeit the bitter aftertaste of Jehangir Wadia’s controversial exit is still palpable.