The Jet Airways Ltd is a Mumbai-based Indian international airline faced a series of charges of overdue duties and has presently purchased six Boeing aircraft and their engines against a cash payment of around $13,000,000.

The price for aircrafts and engines generated from the sale of its office complex in Mumbai’s business area of the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC).

Jet Airways was stated to have a poor financial forecast as of November 2018 because of rising losses.

However almost a fourth of Jet Airways’ aircraft are confirmed to have been grounded in March 2019 due to unpaid lease levels.

Since the business faces insolvency litigation in the Netherlands after refusing to compensate two investors, NCLAT (National Company Law Appellate Tribunal) has approved cross-border insolvency proceedings saying that the “Netherlands Trustee (Administrator) should operate in conjunction with the ‘India Legal Resolution.’

Shareholders have their eyes set on the airline settlement proposal, presented by two biddersHaryana-based Flight Simulation Technique Center group, the Mumbai-based Big Charter and the Abu Dhabi-based Imperial Capital Investments LLC.

Indian Oil Corporation has stopped offering fuel to the carrier, alleging non-payment of payments as emergency funds have not yet been paid.

The company reported latest Q4FY19 results that losses have “considerably elevated” to Rs 5,535.75 in FY19 from Rs 766.13 in FY18.