Lenders to Jet Airways agreed Friday to provide some interim financing to the bankrupt airline to help it cover legal and other costs, as resolution experts look to find a potential buyer. In a regulatory filing, bankruptcy resolution firm Grant Thornton said Jet's lenders had also approved the eligibility criteria for potential buyers. The filing did not say how much interim funding had been approved, but a source familiar with the matter said the lenders had agreed to provide US$10m. The committee of creditors also agreed to appoint SBI Caps to help with the whole resolution process. The source said Grant Thornton planned to open bidding for the airline Saturday. The only criterion for bidders will be having a net worth of $145m. Bidding is likely to be open for 15 days and may be extended if there are no suitors, said the source. <br/>