DelhiDesk Go Airlines India Ltd, also known as Go Air, has been asked by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to stop selling tickets with immediate effect due to a crisis caused by half of the airline’s Airbus SE fleet being idle. The engines of the planes failed prematurely, with the combustor deteriorating faster than it should. The airline has lost INR108bn ($1.3bn) as a result of the planes going out of service. Go Air filed for insolvency last week, seeking protection from lessors and creditors. The court is yet to deliver its final ruling. Deutsche Lufthansa AG has also been hit by a shortage of engines and spare parts and has grounded a third of its Airbus SE A220 fleet in Zurich because of issues with Pratt engines.

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– DGCA asks Go Airlines to stop selling tickets immediately
– Go Airlines has half of its Airbus SE fleet idle due to engine issues
– Engines failed prematurely and shut down due to combustor deterioration
– Go Airlines has lost 108 billion rupees ($1.3 billion) due to planes going out of service
– Minister of State Civil Aviation cites Pratt & Whitney engine issues as problem with airlines
– GoAir facing risk of losing at least 20 jets to lessors
– Carriers globally hit by shortage of engines and spare parts
– GoAir filed for insolvency seeking protection from lessors and creditors
– Lufthansa AG also grounded a third of its Airbus SE A220 fleet in Zurich due to Pratt and Whitney engine problems
– Deutsche Lufthansa AG has a third of its A220 fleet temporarily grounded in Zurich due to issues with Pratt engines
– IndiGo seeking compensation from engine makers for some 30 grounded planes.

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