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4:05Now PlayingDue to fleet problems and financial constraints, low-cost carrier Go First has cancelled all flights for the upcoming two days. According to a third individual with knowledge of the situation, the airline, which is supported by the Wadia group, has also filed for bankruptcy before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). According to him, the airline would likely wait for the NCLT and resolution experts to make a decision before changing its strategy. Flights scheduled to be cancelled on May 3–4 have been reported by the airline to aviation authority Directorate General of Civil Aviation. Due to persistent problems and a lack of Pratt & Whitney engines, which are used to power its Airbus A320 neo aircraft, Go First was forced to ground a number of its aircraft. Keep an eye on Mirror Now for the recent developments.
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