Amid bounding of cheques and failure to fulfil its commitments on clearing the dues, Airport Authority of India (AAI) on Tuesday said it wanted a firm commitment from the grounded Kingfisher Airlines on the payment of Rs. 390 crore dues before the airline is allowed to take wings once again.
"Our dues are more than Rs. 390 crore, inclusive of penal interests. So we are asking a firm commitment in that because so far, what they have committed could not be honoured. We are asking for a firm commitment on the payment of the dues. There is news that they are planning to fly again but no concrete proposal has been put forward on dilution of our dues," AAI chairman V.P. Aggarwal said on the sidelines of function in New Delhi.
19/02/13 Sujay Mehdudia/The Hindu
