Etihad decides not to reinvest in India’s Jet Airways

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By Alexander Whiteman

13/08/2019

Etihad has cancelled reinvestment plans in India’s Jet Airways, citing unresolved issues concerning liabilities. The Abu Dhabi-based carrier said it would not be reinvesting in the troubled carrier – in which it holds a 24% stake. Jet ceased operations in April and is undergoing insolvency proceedings, according to Cargo Forwarder Global.

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