India's Go First airline has grounded or cancelled all its flights. The airline is suffering in debt and running low on functional engines. Molly Gambhir reports.

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Two Go First flights—one from Delhi to Mumbai and the other from Srinagar to Mumbai—were diverted to Surat. As the airline provided no explanation for why the flights were diverted or why they were left stranded on the ground in Surat for more than four hours, panic and confusion overcame the passengers. Both flights and their passengers are still stranded in Surat as of the publication of this report.

Two Go First flight passengers left stranded at Surat airport after 5-hour flight delay

Will Go First go out of business? The Indian low-cost carrier has run into turbulence following the grounding of half of its fleet. The airline has been forced to cancel flights, also stop flying to certain destinations. What's next? Molly Gambhir reports.

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Two Go First flight passengers left stranded at Surat airport after 5-hour flight delay

Gravitas | Will Go First go out of business? Here's why the airline has hit turbulence