The Indian airline Jet Airways could fly again soon: According to media reports, the creditors' meeting approved a sale. The German investor Florian Fitsch should also be involved.

London-based finance company Kalrock Capital and Indian businessman Murari Lal Jalan have bid. And that satisfactorily. Because after months of negotiations, the deal is dry. The creditors have already given the necessary approval. The new owners would pump the equivalent of US $ 136 million into the company, like reuters.com reported. Further investments are also planned.

But only part of the money is in cash. The airline's creditors - including the State Bank of India - will also receive bonds and equity interests. The new investors go all out. You want to regain lost slots as quickly as possible and apply for a new AOC as soon as possible. In addition, what was once the country's largest airline is to be equipped with new aircraft. With the clear goal: to bring Jet Airways back to the top.