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Jet Airways' air permit extended
Mint Mumbai
|August 01, 2023
DGCA extends AOC till 30 Sept
In a fresh bid to revive Jet Airways (India) Ltd, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has extended the air operator certificate of the beleaguered airline until 3 September, even as it undergoes the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP).
“DGCA has extended AOC in respect of Jet Airways for a period up to 03.09.2023 only for limited purpose of completing the ongoing CIRP," the regulator said in a statement.
However, the airline will be required to undergo a re-certification process as per the established rules and show its adherence to the applicable regulatory requirements once again before it can resume flight services. Jet Airways will also have to pay the fees fixed for issuance of an air permit.
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