The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has revoked the aviation security training institute (ASTI) status of Jet Airways for non-compliance. Following a stand-off with the company's lenders, the airline's new promoters, Jalan-Kalrock Consortium (JKC), are yet to assume ownership of the ailing airline, leading to the revocation. A spokesperson for JKC said, "Having received the revalidated Air Operator Certificate of Jet Airways in May 2022, we had sought the cooperation and approval of the BCAS to move the Jet Airways Aviation Security Training Institute (ASTI) to a new location in Gurugram, once the appropriate real estate for it has been identified in due course of time." Most airlines in India have BCAS-approved ASTIs which conduct security training for its staff, cockpit and cabin crew and other personnel at various airports. Such institutes are authorised to train personnel of other airlines as well.