(Reuters) -India’s Go Airways stated on Monday it wanted an emergency arbitration in its dispute with engine maker Pratt & Whitney to be enforced in Delaware to forestall it from going out of enterprise.

The Indian airline blames the Raytheon (NYSE:) Applied sciences-owned engine maker for its monetary woes and up to date chapter submitting, arguing that the U.S. agency provided “defective” engines and failed to exchange them on time, ensuing within the grounding of half of its fleet.

Go Airways, also called Go First, has approached a district court docket in Delaware to implement an arbitration order made in Singapore in March, which ordered Pratt to help the airline and provide serviceable spare engines.

Final week, Pratt & Whitney argued within the Delaware court docket that Go First’s declare was “unfounded” and the dynamics of the dispute had modified. The engine maker stated it faces extra dangers after Go First was granted chapter safety and requested the court docket to placed on maintain or dismiss the airline’s request.

Pratt’s argument “fails,” Go Airways stated in a submitting with the Delaware court docket.

There’s a very actual hazard that Go First will exit of enterprise until aid is given, a minimum of in respect of supply of engines, the airline quoted the emergency arbitrator as saying within the submitting.

The keep that Pratt sought would trigger the hurt that the emergency arbitration awards had been designed to forestall, the submitting added.

Pratt & Whitney didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.