Deregister Go First Aircraft

Out of the 54 deregistered planes, around 24 that were in a flying condition when the airline stopped operations last May have not undergone continued maintenance while 30 are without engines and spare parts.

High Court today directed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to forthwith process the applications filed by several lessors for deregistration of their 54 planes so that they could take them back from the crisis-hit Go First airline.

Lessors of 20 aircraft to the bankrupt airline Go First have asked the aviation regulator DGCA to deregister and return them.

Out of the 54 deregistered planes, around 24 that were in a flying condition when the airline stopped operations last May have not undergone continued maintenance while 30 are without engines and spare parts.

High Court today directed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to forthwith process the applications filed by several lessors for deregistration of their 54 planes so that they could take them back from the crisis-hit Go First airline.

Lessors of 20 aircraft to the bankrupt airline Go First have asked the aviation regulator DGCA to deregister and return them.