Mumbai: The Bombay high court directed Kingfisher Airlines Ltd on Monday to pay Rs3.6 crore to Lufthansa Technik Services Pvt. Ltd by 5 November for using its Indian equipment during July, August and September. Lufthansa Technik has sued Kingfisher Airlines for non-payment of dues. The next court hearing is on 6 November.
The German company, which provides aircraft maintenance services, has filed a similar case against the airline in the Delhi high court.
27/10/09 NewsWire18/Live Mint
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