Jet Airways to start domestic operations in Q1 2022: Jalan Kalrock Consortium
The Hindu
The airline will start with domestic operations on an all narrow-body aircraft fleet leased from major global aircraft lessors.
, the successful resolution applicant of Jet Airways on Monday announced that the grounded carrier would resume domestic flying operations in the first quarter of next year. It said the process of was on its track, with the existing Air Operator Certificate (AOC) already under process for revalidation. “The Consortium is working closely with the relevant authorities and airport coordinators on slot allocation, required airport infrastructure, and night parking. Senior Members of the Jalan Kalrock Consortium along with Jet 2.0 operations team led by the newly appointed Capt. Sudhir Gaur, accountable manager and acting CEO visited key airports last month and held productive meetings with them,” the new owners said in a statement.
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