Indian airline Go First and aviation giant Pratt & Whitney are locked in an intense battle over missing engines. Go First airline claims that Pratt & Whitney’s failure to deliver engines on time has led to their financial troubles. Meanwhile, Pratt & Whitney argues that these claims are without merit.

Go First and Pratt & Whitney clash over engines

India's Go First granted bankruptcy protection from an Indian court that will help it revive itself. The airlines requested the Indian Tribunal to step in and and expedite its insolvency request. The government has ordered Go First to stop selling tickets to protect customers leading the flights to be grounded till May 19th. Go First blames Pratt & Whitney for faulty engines and insolvency.

India's Go First gets bankruptcy protection as Go First vs Pratt & Whitney dispute escalates | WION

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Go First and Pratt & Whitney clash over engines

India's Go First gets bankruptcy protection as Go First vs Pratt & Whitney dispute escalates | WION