New Delhi, April 25: Cash crunched premium airline company - Jet Airways - which shut down its services due to the lacks of funds to pay the debts, announced on Friday that there is 'no clarity or commitment on salaries by any of our stakeholders' as the stakeholders not investing the airline company, informed CEO Vinay Dube.

With the chaos and uncertainty over the future of almost 16,000 employees increasing with each passing time after Jet Airways announced its bankruptcy, the latest emotional letter by company's CEO is heartbreaking for the already stressed employees. These employees had appealed to the Union government to help them get paid their pending salaries so that they can run their households. Jet Airways To Approach Lenders With Fresh Funding Proposal. 

Informing about the latest development, Vinay Debe wrote, as NDTV mentions, "While we will continue to support the Lender led bid process in our effort to leave no stone unturned, it pains us to communicate that no clarity or commitment on salaries has been provided by any of our stakeholders."

It is to be known that earlier after the Jet Airways' former chairman Naresh Goyal stepped down, the problem for the premium airline company further deteriorated and even the domestic flights had to be grounded. Following this, a delegation of Jet employees met Union Minister Arun Jaitley assured them a serious look into the issue.

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