Jet Airways may resume flights in summer of 21

The new owners of the carrier plan to operate the airline with a strong presence in the domestic market while connecting prominent European and West Asian cities with Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. The source told the publication that Jet will remain listed.  According to the report, Murari Lal Jalan, the businessman who led the winning consortium for Jet, plans to hold more than 51 per cent stake in the airline. Around 14 per cent will be held by London-based financial advisory firm Kalrock Ca
Capital while lenders will keep close to 10 per cent in the Naresh Goyal-promoted airline. The new owners are said to pump in more money after the regulatory clearance. The consortium has proposed to invest around Rs 1,000crore.


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