Kingfisher flights hit as oil PUSs stop supply
Written by psuIndiaAdmin Friday, 14 October 2011 12:37
Flights of Kingfisher Airline were disrupted Thursday evening and atleast six of them were "delayed" apparently due to stoppage of fuel supply by oil companies over non-payment of dues.
Airport sources said that the airline had stopped check-in of passengers for all flights scheduled late evening.
Kingfisher spokesperson and officials were not immediately available for comments.
The Vijay Mallya-owned airline has been put on cash-and-carry payment option by oil companies for the past ten months.
The cash-and-carry payment system means that the payments are cleared on a daily basis for oil supplies and no credit is given.
Source : FE
Airport sources said that the airline had stopped check-in of passengers for all flights scheduled late evening.
Kingfisher spokesperson and officials were not immediately available for comments.
The Vijay Mallya-owned airline has been put on cash-and-carry payment option by oil companies for the past ten months.
The cash-and-carry payment system means that the payments are cleared on a daily basis for oil supplies and no credit is given.
Source : FE
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