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Jet Airways grounds 41 aircraft with four more planes

INDIA’S troubled airline, Jet Airways, said today (18) that it has grounded four more aircraft and would delay paying interest on maturing debt. 

With the grounding of four more planes on Monday (18), the number of grounded aircraft has reached 41, a third of its entire fleet. 


In a fresh sign of the worsening financial condition of the company, the airline added that it would delay paying interest to its debenture holder, due on March 19, owing to financial difficulties. 

The airline's founder, Naresh Goyal, earlier said his company was on a mission for a bailout plan, led by state-run lenders and Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways. 

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Research shows pay awards have stayed at the joint lowest level since December 2021.

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UK pay rises hold steady at lowest level in nearly four years, survey finds

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  • Median pay rises hold at 3 per cent the lowest level in nearly four years, IDR survey shows.
  • Public sector wages overtake private with 4 per cent median awards as workers catch up after years of lag.
  • Employers plan cautious settlements amid budget uncertainty and rising social security costs.

British workers are seeing pay settlements remain at their lowest level in nearly four years, with median pay rises holding steady at 3 per cent in the three months to September, according to new research.

The figures from Incomes Data Research (IDR), released ahead of the Bank of England's interest rate decision, show pay awards have stayed at the joint lowest level since December 2021. The survey covered 35 pay deals affecting nearly 800,000 employees between July and September.

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