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Go First gets green signal from DGCA to resume operations
The flight regulator said that Go First can commence flights only if it complies with all the applicable regulatory requirements for holding an Air Operator Certificate

The cash-strapped airline Go First has received a green signal from the DGCA to resume operations on the availability of interim funding.The plans to resume the scheduled flight, however, are subject to certain conditions.The DGCA issued a notification on Friday which said that following an examination, it decided to accept the resumption plan dated June 28.The flight regulator said that Go First can commence flights only if it complies with all the applicable regulatory requirements for holding an Air Operator Certificate."Any change in the company which has a bearing on the resumption plan submitted by the resolution professional shall be promptly notified to the DGCA," the notification said.Meanwhile, Go First on Thursday posted a tweet saying that it was unable to ply flights due to operational reasons and that all flights will be suspended till July 23.Go First has planned to restart its operations with 22 flights in the fleet.
First Published:Jul 21, 2023, 16:55:16 IST
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