All GoFirst flights canceled till May 19, the airline said this regarding refund of passengers
Go First Flights Cancelled: Indian airline company Goes First, which is facing an economic crisis, has canceled all flights till May 19. The airline company has given this information by tweeting.
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Go First Flights Cancelled: Indian airline company GoFirst, which is facing financial difficulties, has canceled all its flights. This information was given by tweeting on behalf of the company. GoFirst tweeted that all flights of the company have been canceled till May 19 due to operational reasons. The airlines have said that they are sorry for the inconvenience caused to the passengers. Along with this, the company has also given information about the refund of ticket money to the passengers. Giving information to the passengers, the company of Wadia Group said that refunds of tickets on canceled flights will be given on the basis of the same process as before.
The airline company GoFirst said that it has applied for quick handling of the problem and resolution of the problem. Flight booking facility will be started soon. Go First has shared the link https://bit.ly/42ab9la for any kind of information. Said that for any kind of information or problem, you can contact here.
It is known that the condition of Go First is bad due to a lack of money and voluntary bankruptcy. The company had canceled many flights earlier also. Due to this, the passengers had to face a lot of trouble. On passengers' woes, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) chief Vikram Dev Dutt has directed GoFirst to give refunds to passengers who have booked tickets on the airline's canceled flights within the time frame prescribed by the rules.
GoFirst has also responded to the DGCA's show cause notice, which was issued on Tuesday after the airline canceled flights without any prior notice due to a lack of funds and voluntary bankruptcy filing. In response, the airline said it is working to provide refund or rescheduling options for passengers who have already booked to fly with them.
According to a DGCA official, GoFirst informed the DGCA that they have filed an application before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) under Section 10 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). The airline also said it has suspended scheduled flight operations for three days starting Wednesday and will take further action based on the outcome of the application before the NCLT.
