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America’s battlefield dominance is under serious threatThe article argues that warfare is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by drones, artificial intelligence and cheaper technologies tha...- Quote of the Day by Russian President Putin: "There is no happiness in life, there is only a mirage on the horizon, so cherish it"Quote of the Day: According to Russian President Vladimir Putin, happiness is not a destination but a 'mirage on the horizon,' suggesting l...
- New bill to boost aircraft leasing industry, strengthen banking ecosystem: Civil Aviation Minister NaiduThe Protection of Interests in Aircraft Objects Bill, 2025, aims to strengthen India's aircraft leasing industry and banking ecosystem by a...
- Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam to be effective from Jan 1The new Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024, aimed at enhancing aircraft design and manufacturing in India, will take effect on January 1, 20...
- Release four engines to lessor: NCLT to Go First resolution professionalThe NCLT has directed Go First's resolution professional to return four engines to lessor Engine Lease Finance BV, citing a Delhi High Cour...
- Delhi HC seeks govt's response on Go First lessor's plea for deregistration of aircraftACG Aircraft Leasing Ireland, a lessor of Go First airlines, has petitioned the Delhi High Court seeking deregistration of its leased aircr...
- NCLAT extends inspection rights to Go First's aircraft lessor Jackson Square Aviation LtdThe National Company Law Appellate Tribunal on Thursday extended inspection rights to bankrupt airline Go First's lessor Jackson Square Avi...
- Lessors tell court that Go First planes stripped of key partsAircraft lessors have told the Delhi High Court that bankrupt airline Go First is cannibalising key components from their aircraft accordin...
- Go First resolution professional approaches NCLT seeking permission for refund of cancelled ticketsGo First has approached the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) seeking permission to refund money to passengers who had booked their tick...
- NCLT to hear Go First lessors' plea, directs IRP to file reply in one weekThe National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has asked the interim resolution professional (IRP) of Go First, the Wadia group firm, to respond ...
- Go First lessors' plea contrary to law, says interim RPInterim resolution professional (IRP) of Go First stated that seeking directions to take possession of the aircraft from the Delhi High Cou...
- Lessors mount challenge to stop Go First from using their aircraftWhile some lessors such as BOC Aviation, Pembroke Leasing and Accipiter Investments Aircraft have moved the National Company Law Tribunal (...
- In relief for Go First, NCLAT upholds insolvency decision"The order admitting insolvency petition is upheld. The appellants as well as IRP are at liberty to make appropriate application before the...
- Termination of aircraft leases would have no consequence, says Go First; lessors question airline's revivalAircraft leasing companies have raised doubts about the revival of Go First, a carrier under the Wadia group, which filed for corporate ins...
- Bankruptcy court admits voluntary insolvency application of Wadia group-owned Go AirlinesSenior Counsel P Nagesh, while appearing for the budget airline, made an oral request on Monday to the principal bench of the National Comp...
- Go First seeks expedition in a pronouncement of order in its voluntary insolvency pleaSenior Counsel P Nagesh, while appearing for the budget airline made an oral request on Monday to the principal bench of the National Compa...
- Go First seeks faster action on moratorium pleaSenior counsel P Nagesh, while appearing for the budget airline, made an oral request on Monday to the principal bench of the National Comp...
- DVB Bank, world’s largest aircraft financier drags DGCA to courtThe German firm has also vowed to suspend all funding to Indian carriers casting doubts over future purchase programmes of airlines such as...
- Airlines flouting rules to pay higher penaltiesAirlines flouting rules relating to safety and passenger comfort will now have to pay higher penalties with new laws coming into effect.
- Govt approves proposals to amend Aircraft ActIn a bid to grant regulatory powers to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the government on Thursday approved a number of pr...
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