G O FIRST , an Indian low-cost airline, collapsed in May under the weight of four years of losses, citations for safety lapses and operating confusion that, in January, resulted in a flight from Bangalore to Delhi carrying baggage but forgetting a third of its passengers. At least the carrier held valuable assets in the form of 45 or so aircraft stranded at Indian airports. And, as a high-priority case, it was supposedly subject to expedited bankruptcy hearings.
首先是一家印度低成本航空公司,于5月倒闭了四年的损失,安全失误的引用和经营混乱,在1月,这导致了从班加罗尔飞往德里的飞机,但却忘记了其三分之一的乘客。至少该航空公司以45架左右的飞机滞留在印度机场的形式持有有价值的资产。而且,作为一个高优先级的案例,据说这是加快破产听证会的约束。