From a tumbling stock and taxman concerns to a top level exodus amid desperate attempts to find a suitor, here are some key developments that will have a bearing on Jet Airways' future, if it ever manages to get off the ground again

India's air passenger growth which was registering a healthy 20 per cent each month till October last year has come down to 7.42 per cent in February.

Jet Airways' lenders have worked out a survival plan. Will it work?

Under the resolution plan, the stake of Naresh Goyal, the chairman of Jet, is expected to fall from 51% (as on December 2018) to about 20%.

From spiralling costs and cut-throat competition pushing airlines into the red to government initiatives aimed at boosting the fast-growing sector

Bereft of passengers, money and favourable policies, regional airlines are dying.

Under the scheme, nearly 50 per cent of the seats on every flight will cost Rs 2,500 per seat. This will be applicable for flights where the distance is less than 500 km and duration is one-hour.  

The air tickets will be offered for travel period starting from January 26 to April 30, 2017 only if they are purchased from the website, travel agents and office 20 days or more before the date of departure. 

Poor seat occupancy, economically unviable routes and massive losses owing to repeated technical snags are grounding AI's fleet at crucial hours.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday presented his maiden full-year Budget for the 2015-16 financial year in the Lok Sabha. Read the full text of his speech here:

The bookings under the three-day \"Super Sale\" offer can be made from Wednesday for a travel period between February 15 to June 30, SpiceJet said in a release.

SpiceJet's original promoter said that if oil prices remain same and economy continues to grow, it should not take more than 2 or 3 quarters to turnaround the airline.

The private sector airline has entered into agreements with its group-company only to the extent required for its joint marketing and media purchasing activities, it said.

SpiceJet, country's second largest budget airline, was forced to ground its fleet briefly last month after it ran out of cash to pay creditors.

The proposal comes in backdrop of SpiceJet episode, which had come out with a series of low-fare offers throughout 2014 to beat competition and then facing cash crunch.

For visits exceeding four by an officer, detailed justification would need to be furnished and such visits would be allowed only in exceptional cases depending on functional need, said an official order.