Once India's biggest private carrier, Jet stopped flying in April after running out of cash, leaving thousands without jobs and pushing up airfares across the country

Three entities have expressed interest. That includes Russian Fund Treasury RA Partners, Panama-based investment firm Avantulo Group and South American conglomerate Synergy Group Corp

Jet Airways crisis: Synergy Group Corp which owns a majority stake in Colombian carrier Avianca Holdings, the second-largest airline in Latin America, operates several airlines in South America. Avianca Holdings also has a codeshare partnership with Air India.

Jet Airways crisis: This is the third time lenders extended the deadline after August 3 and 10. The third deadline for submission of Expression of Interest (EoI) ended on August 31.

Searches were conducted under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and were aimed at gathering additional evidence in Etihad Airways' investment in Jet Privilege

After the grounding of Jet Airways, its slots as well as the international flying rights were temporarily allocated till September to other airlines, who could immediately launch new flight services and fill the supply gap

The share of cash-strapped Jet Airways has hit 5 per cent lower circuit in intra-day trade on Tuesday after reports suggested that two potential investors, Volcan Investments and Eithad Airways, decided to back out.

Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways said on Monday it will not express interest in reinvesting in India's bankrupt Jet Airways because of unresolved issues concerning the Indian airline's liabilities.

In a statement on Monday, Anil Agarwal's Volcan Investments said that it took the decision to back away from Jet Airways based on its evaluations and other priorities

In a statement released on Monday, the investment company said that it took the decision to back away from Jet based on its evaluations and other priorities

On May 16, airline chief Ashwani Lohani told the employees that sexual harassment cases were often being witnessed in Air India and the airline needed to come down \"very very heavily\" on such offenders

Volcan and Vedanta Resources are the parent companies of Vedanta Limited

Jet Airways stake sale: Etihad Airways which owns 24 per cent stake in Jet has not submitted its bid on Saturday. It was the last day of the bidding process which was extended for a week on August 3.

RBL Bank share price has fallen nearly 19 per cent in the last two trading days after the bank announced the first quarter earnings report on July 19

Jet Airways Crisis: Etihad Airways and Hinduja Group which opted out of the fray to kick-start the airline earlier are likely to submit a joint Expression of Interest (EoI) to resurrect Jet.

The Jet Airways assets up for sale include 14 aircraft, including 10 Boeing planes, 49 per cent stake in Jet Privilege and a few buildings. The process is expected to be completed by September 20

The airline's meager assets include 14 aircraft including 10 Boeing planes--down from 124 before the grounding--and 49 percent stake in Jet Privilege and a few buildings.

The resolution professional for Jet Airways has invited employees of the company to submit their claim of dues by July 4