SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Struggling Indian airline Jet Airways said late on Thursday it had grounded four aircraft due to non-payments to lessors.
"The company is making all efforts to minimise disruption to its network due to the above and is proactively informing and re-accommodating its affected guests," Jet said in a statement to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
The airline did not name the leasing firms involved.
Reuters last month reported that lessors were considering taking back planes after a meeting with the airline that one source familiar with the matter described as an ill-tempered showdown.
(Reporting by Jamie Freed; Editing by Michael Perry)
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