Jet Airways grounds 10 more aircraft; cancels international flights

Jet Airways grounded a further ten aircraft on April 11, and appears to have suspended all its international flights, which is unsurprising since the airline is only operating 14 aircraft. Indian carriers must operate a fleet of more than 20 aircraft to fly internationally. Singapore’s Changi Airport confirmed that Jet Airways had “suspended its services to and from Singapore until further notice”, while London Heathrow has confirmed that Jet Airways’ flights to Mumbai and Delhi today will not operate. According to report, the consortium of lenders led by SBI have started accepting bids from potential investors, but all the signs