Go First employees are looking for job opportunities as the airlines filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday, the Economic Times (ET) reported.
Go First has asked the employees who want to resign to serve a notice period of 3 to 6 months depending on whether they are flying or non-flying employees even when the airline is not flying since May 3.
Announcing that the company is not bankrupt and is planning to revive shortly, CEO Kaushik Khona said that the pilots will be paid by May 15, including for days when the airlines didn’t fly. He further added that the company will not release the pilots without a notice period of six months, the ET report said.
