Go First has history of missing financial obligations: P&W on allegations

Pratt & Whitney on Wednesday responded to the allegations made by Go First Airline against the American engine maker in its bankruptcy filing. The Indian airline said that the “ever-increasing number of failing engines supplied by Pratt & Whitney’s international Aero Engines” led to the grounding of 25 A320 neo jets.

Pratt & Whitney, in response, said that the airline has a “history of missing its financial obligations”.

“Pratt & Whitney is committed to the success of our airline customers, and we continue to prioritise delivery schedules for all customers. Pratt & Whitney is complying with the March 2023 arbitration ruling related to Go First.