"GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS) is "pursuing all available legal remedies" against India's Paramount Airways for allegedly defaulting on the payment of lease charges. India's Directorate-General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) de-registered Paramount's three Embraer E-175s on 4 December after GECAS made its allegation. Paramount successfully appealed in the Delhi High Court, which ruled against the de-registration and allowed the carrier to operate the aircraft again. Paramount, which had cancelled 14 flights last weekend due to the DGCA's order, resumed services on 8 December." Flightglobal
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