New Delhi: As bad weather and recent protests in several parts of the country over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) have hindered flight schedules and caused the delay in operations of several flights, GoAir on Thursday said its operations would be back on track by the end of the current week.
A GoAir spokesperson said that along with bad weather and ongoing protests, delay in delivery of aircraft by Airbus and non-availability of spare engines from Pratt & Whitney also added to its operational challenges.
“The airline is currently working to normalize its operations with the support of its pilots and cabin crew and expects to be on track by the end of this week,” the spokesperson said.
The statement said that due to inclement weather in north India, GoAir experienced extensive flight delays and diversions leading to cancellations of flights. (IANS)
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