Lessor Accipiter files contempt plea against Go First for failing to provide aircraft documents
Go First's lessor Accipiter Investments Aircraft 2 on Tuesday moved a contempt plea in the Delhi High Court against the airline for failing to share all the documents related to its leased aircraft.
These documents included technical records, aircraft status documents, and records required to ascertain the airworthiness of the aircraft.
While noting down the airline’s resolution professional’s (RP) stand that he had shared all the records, the HC further directed him to supply by November 30 all the documents to Accipiter and also file a compliance report in this regard. The case will be next heard in January.
On April 26, the HC had asked the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to deregister all the 54 leased aircraft to the airline and process the lessors' applications for deregistration within five working days. While restraining the carrier’s RP from operating, accessing or flying these planes handed over the maintenance work of the aircraft back to the lessors, it has directed him to provide up to date information and documentation related to the aircraft to the lessors.
The HC had also quashed the aviation regulator’s communication against processing the applications of lessors to deregister their leased planes due to a moratorium imposed by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on the airline's assets.
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