India easing aircraft repossession law still unsettles global lessors calling for fixes

Even after the bill, lessors fear another Go First shock

More than a month after India passed a bill meant to make aircraft repossession easier when airlines default, global aircraft lessors remain unconvinced. A powerful international lobby is pushing for further fine-tuning, arguing the changes still don’t address lingering concerns tied to the Go First collapse and how quickly assets can be recovered.