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Go First To Resume Its Operations:- Low-budget Airways Go First planning to resume its operations on May 24th with 23 aircrafts. Go First have access to 51 departure slots in Delhi and 37 at Mumbai’s main airport and now the number will be decreased depending on their operations. There is a meeting held today about their future plans. Airlines will also discuss their plans over resuming their operations with the Indian government. They have prepared a list to submit to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) over their aircraft operation plans and list of destinations.

Go First has filed an insolvency in front of the Tribunal. They will soon fix an appointment in front of the court to discuss on resuming their flight operations. Earlier, Go First has operations in various locations in India including Srinagar, Leh and Goa.

Go First had a strong abuse of Pratt & Whitney and claimed responsibility for their financial loss. Over 50 A320sneos of Go First and Indigo were grounded only because of the PW, as there are unable to replace the engines and spares on time for the flights. PW spokesperson said that their machines are eco-friendly and safe and now they are going to prove that their airlines promise customers over their efficiency.