In a significant development, Go First, an Indian airline, has declared the cancellation of all its flights until May 30.
Passengers who have booked tickets with the airline can expect a refund in the near future, as confirmed by the company’s operations team.
The company has assured passengers that refunds will be processed promptly based on the payment mode selected during booking. The sudden cancellation of flights has disrupted travel plans for numerous passengers.
Complete Cancellation of Flights Since May 30
Due to the worsening financial condition of Go First Air, all flights have been canceled since May 3, 2023.
It’s important to note that no specific date has been announced for the resumption of operations.
Initially, flights were scheduled to recommence on the 27th, but they have now been canceled until May 30.
DGCA Requests Revival Plan Presentation
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has directed the troubled airline company, Go First, to submit a detailed revival plan before resuming operations.
The airline, currently undergoing voluntary insolvency proceedings, has suspended its flights since May 3.
Sources reveal that on May 24, the DGCA issued a notice, allowing the company 30 days to present a comprehensive revival plan for approval.
Review by DGCA
Following the directive, the DGCA requested Go First to provide essential information regarding operational aircraft.
pilots, personnel, care management, and financial resources. Once Go First submits its revival plan, the DGCA will review it for further action.
Airline’s Response to Show Cause Notice
On May 8, the airline responded to the show cause notice issued by the DGCA. According to reliable sources.
Go First requested permission to utilize the moratorium period to develop a comprehensive restructuring plan for resuming operations.
The plan will subsequently be submitted to the DGCA for consideration.
