Go First Bankruptcy

Pilots of bankrupt Go First rush to Air India's hiring drive

According to Reuters, the turnout at the AI drive was larger than normal. The numbers have been attributed to the plight of Go First, which has around 7,000 employees

Why has Go First filed for bankruptcy? What happens to passengers who booked tickets?

Go First, the Wadia Group-owned carrier, has filed for bankruptcy stating that the ‘serial failure’ of Pratt & Whitney engines is to blame. The low-cost airline said in a statement that it had lost Rs 10,800 in revenue due to the ‘defective’ engines provided by the Connecticut-based company