Jet, Etihad top-brass meet Ajit Singh

January 31, 2013 12:18

Top Etihad Airways and Jet Airways executives today met Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh amid the possibility of the Abu Dhabi-based carrier picking up 24 per cent stake in the premier Indian airline.

The Etihad delegation was led by its CEO James Hogan at the meeting, which was also attended by Jet Airways promoter Naresh Goyal.

While neither Hogan, nor Goyal spoke about the meeting, Singh said both airlines have been "in consultation (over possible stake sale). So the Etihad delegation was here today. They were discussing details with Goyal."

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