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The rise, the fight and the fall of Jet Airways

If the fight had been handled differently, the fall need not have happened

Jet Airways
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Anjuli Bhargava
As the Jet Airways saga appears to be drawing to a close, it may be worthwhile to try and understand what went wrong. When did things slip so out of control? This is the question industry, passengers, frequent fliers, businessmen in the country and practically anyone who has flown is asking: Whatever happened to Jet Airways? Since I have been writing on aviation for a while now, I am constantly asked why and why now by all and sundry.

It may be worthwhile to try and answer this. First and foremost, there’s nothing sudden about the turn of events. Jet Airways
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