Jet Airways gets operator rights, to fly by September
NEW DELHI: Nearly three years after it was grounded, Jet Airways has overcome all the hurdles to spread wings again, as the airline on Friday received air operator certificate (AOC) from regulator DGCA. The Jalan-Kalrock Consortium, the new owners of the airline, has fulfilled all the conditions under the NCLT-approved resolution plan.
The revalidation of AOC enables Jet Airways, which went bankrupt and stopped flying nearly three years ago, to resume its scheduled commercial operations in India. The airline’s comeback is a rare feat in the global aviation industry.
