Go First extends flight cancellations till August 31

New Delhi, August 28
Go First airline, which has not been flying since early May, said on Monday that it will continue to cancel flights until August 31.
The airlines used social media platform X to say that they have cancelled Go First flights until August 31, 2023 for operational reasons. We are sorry for any trouble this has caused and ask customers to go to this website for more information: http://shorturl. at/jlrEZIf you have any questions or worries, you can contact us freely. Go First also posted a statement on social media saying that they have applied to quickly restart their operations and are hopeful about accepting bookings soon.
The company has asked for quick help and wants to start working again. The airline said that we will soon be able to start taking bookings again.
We are sorry to tell you that all Go First flights until August 31, 2023 have been called off because of operational issues. We’re sorry for the trouble caused by the canceled flights. “We understand that the flight cancellations may have affected your travel plans and we are dedicated to helping you in any way possible,” Go First stated.
On May 2, Go First cancelled its flights and asked to go into bankruptcy because they blamed a US engine maker, Pratt and Whitney, for not being able to keep up with their needs. This caused some of their planes to be out of service.
The DGCA has given permission to the airline to start flying again, but with some conditions. The DGCA said that Go First can start doing scheduled flights again if they have enough temporary money and if the regulator approves their flight plans. The government authority said that 15 planes can fly and there can be 114 flights every day.
The airline has around 4,200 workers and made Rs 4,183 crore in revenue from its operations in the fiscal year 2021-22. There were reports that because the Go First flight were stopped, airfares went up, especially on certain routes where Go First used to fly.