Lessors Request Deregistration of All Three FlyBig Aircraft

Imagine a company that owns special planes and lets another company, called FlyBig, use them to fly people around.

The owner company sent a special legal paper to the Indian flying police (the DGCA).

This paper says, 'If FlyBig doesn't pay us for using our planes, please take them back.'

FlyBig has only three small planes and hasn't been flying many people, making it hard for them to pay.

The paper helps the owner get their planes back quickly if FlyBig can't pay.

India recently made a new rule to make it easier for owners to get their planes back from companies that don't pay, which is good for businesses that lend planes.

This might mean fewer flights to smaller towns and shows it's tough to run a small airline in India.