Jet Airways' shares tank nearly 7% to Rs 120.25 after four senior executives quit on Tuesday

New Delhi: Shares of Jet Airways continued to fall for the third straight session on Wednesday, dropping nearly 7 percent, after four senior executives, including chief executive Vinay Dube and his deputy Amit Agarwal, quit the ailing airline. After a weak opening, the scrip further tumbled 6.85 percent to Rs 120.25 – its 52-week low – on the BSE. [caption id=“attachment_4883531” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Representational image. Reuters.[/caption] On the NSE, shares slumped 6.90 percent to Rs 120. In top-level exodus at grounded Jet Airways, four senior executives have quit the ailing airline. Amid lenders scrambling to find a suitor, the cash-starved carrier on Tuesday announced the exit of three executives – Dube, Agarwal and Company Secretary Kuldeep Sharma – while a source said the carrier’s Chief People Officer Rahul Taneja has also put in his papers. Shares of Jet Airways had on Tuesday plunged over 7 percent and had plummeted over 8 percent Monday. Jet Airways stopped flying from 17 April after it ran out of cash.