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Jet Airways' share price is heading for its weakest year since 2011 as Jet Airways' financial position has worsened and the credit exposure on bonds has risen. Low-cost airlines such as IndiGoNSE -1. 60%, GoAir and SpiceJetNSE 0. 00% have grown rapidly over the last ten years, offering first movers a new option and mid-size airlines an alternate to full-service airlines offering lounge and free meal services.

India, the largest fast moving air transport industry in the globe, is also one of the hardest to live through economies, with the Kingfisher AirlinesNSE -11 prime airline failing 11% and the old airline Air India in need of government rescue operations as extremely low air rates do not recover theirs. One of the hardest economies in the industry is India, where airlines are compelled to buy basic 1Rupie ( 2 Cent) ticket sales to draw the most rapidly expanding mid-range in the industry.

Established by Vijay Mallya, an India company founded in 2005 by Vijay Mallya, Kingfisher Airlines was one of the country's premier airlines until 2012, when it was formed amid rising debts. India's airlines are among the largest purchasers of Airbus SE's and Boeing Co.'s aircraft. Jet Airways, headquartered in Mumbai, had a combined indebtedness of 94.

Three billion Rupees ($1. 4 billion) and liquid assets and equivalent of three. 2 billion for the year ended March 31, 2018, according to dates collated by Bloomberg. Overall indebtedness of the company rose to 55. According to the figures, the result before interest and taxes as of 31 March was four-fold as high as in the year before.

Meanwhile, in a brief explanation issued later Thursday evening, the firm - with a fair value of $499 million - said that the review panel had not recommended the results for authorization by the executive director, "until the closing of certain matters". "After two years of profits, the business slid into a financial year in which it had posted a deficit at the end of March.

According to a Bloomberg default exposure models, which covers indicators such as stock prices, indebtedness and liquidity, the likelihood that the carrier will not pay back its liabilities in the next 12 month is almost as high as it has been since October 2015. SpiceJet's exposure has been highest since February last year, and the meter has barely been altered for IndiGo, the nation's largest carrier.

Amit Agarwal, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, said Jet Airways has fulfilled its credit obligations on a regular basis and is continually reviewing refinancing and term extension options. The Jet Airways share price fell 67 per cent this year, making it the poorest performer for airlines in the Asia-Pacific region as investors worry about their prospects.

Increasing kerosene oil price, write-off of the Rio de Janeiro and indebtedness to finance the purchase of airplanes as well as fast economic expansion affected the whole industry. The SpiceJet will report on the results next weekend. Last Wednesday, Jet Airways said it was taking several steps to cut cost and boost revenues in areas such as operations, salaries and upkeep.