Updated On: 19 April, 2019 12:00 AM IST | | Arita Sarkar
Couples who found love at Jet Airways are not sure how they-ll pay EMIs of homes and school tuition fees after airline suspended operations on Wednesday following a denial of request by lenders for critical interim funding

(From left) Jet Airways employees Bincy Zaxom, Sushma Shetty and Amina Abbas at the airlines head office. While Zaxom has urged the government to help out the airline, Shetty is struggling to clear home loan EMIs, and Abbas has not been able to pay her re
For roughly 40 per cent employees of the troubled Jet Airways who are married to each other, the airline-s current crisis has dealt a blow to both incomes coming into their homes. From enjoying a stable, comfortable life, several are now struggling to make ends meet, falling back on housing loans and even the school fees of their children because they haven-t been paid their salaries for months.
Among the 40 per cent of married couples - a statistic claimed by several employees - is Sushma Shetty, 33, a customer service supervisor who met her husband Pushkar Bhavsar, a member of the cabin crew, on the job. Far from enjoying the married life they had hoped for, the couple has not been able to pay the EMIs on the loan they took together for their Powai home.