MUMBAI -- When Etihad Airways first bailed out India's Jet Airways in 2013, the terms were less than ideal: a minority 24% stake, bought at a premium, and with management remaining firmly in the hands of founder and Chairman Naresh Goyal.
Mooted bailout could help both airlines as well as Indian lenders hit by bad debt

Etihad is offering to take a bigger stake in India's Jet Airways at a considerable discount. (Getty Images)
MUMBAI -- When Etihad Airways first bailed out India's Jet Airways in 2013, the terms were less than ideal: a minority 24% stake, bought at a premium, and with management remaining firmly in the hands of founder and Chairman Naresh Goyal.