Dutch regional hybrid-electric aircraft developer Maeve Aerospace—which recently secured partnerships with Delta Air Lines, SkyWest, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and other major players—declared bankruptcy last week, according to the Dutch insolvency register. Per documents, the fledgling manufacturer declared bankruptcy on Tuesday. Maeve did not immediately respond to FLYING’s request for comment. But Martin Nusseler, the…
Supreme Court judge Justice Pankaj Mithal on Monday expressed serious concern over the increasing caseload before insolvency forums, noting that more than 18,000 cases were pending across various benches. Speaking at the Constitution Club of India in New Delhi during an event organised by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and National Company Law Appellate…
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Configuration of proposed aircraft was switched multiple times over Dutch developer’s brief lifespan. Would-be Dutch hybrid-electric aircraft developer Maeve Aerospace has collapsed, despite last year securing investment from SkyWest Airlines, putting an end to a development process characterised by endless changes to the design of its aircraft. Dutch insolvency documents show the business and parent…
The Stone Man owes money to businesses, employees and customers A Margate business supplying and installing stone worktops and other services such as bathroom tiling has gone bust owing money to 61 businesses, between 8 and 13 employees, 39 customers and lender and HMRC debts. The Stone Man, run by director Rob Pering, collapsed with…
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Skyrocketing private school fees mean Australian families are paying the most in the world to send their children to high school. Private schools are literally sending parents broke, with Financial Counselling Australia (FCA) labelling them as “emerging users of bankruptcy”. Astonishingly, private schools and training colleges file more bankruptcy cases than banks, insurers, and local…
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