EcoJet Airlines, the Edinburgh-based carrier that aimed to become the world’s first fully electric airline, has collapsed into voluntary liquidation after failing to secure £20million in funding. The Scottish start-up, established in 2023 by entrepreneur Dale Vince OBE, never launched commercial passenger services before entering liquidation. Mr Vince, who has donated more than £5million to…
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A recruitment company in the United Kingdom has reportedly emerged from insolvency for the third time, raising concerns about unpaid tax liabilities and the broader regulatory framework surrounding corporate restructuring. The situation has drawn attention from financial observers and policymakers because the company has been able to continue operating despite reportedly owing millions in taxes.…
EcoJet Airlines, based in Edinburgh, launched in 2023 after being founded by entrepreneur and Ecotricity founder Dale Vince OBE and pilot Brent Smith. It was billed as “the world’s first Electric Airline” and had a fleet comprised of conventional planes retrofitted with hydrogen-electric powertrains. What has a nose, wings and runs off of hydrogen? Ecojet…
Former Manchester United star Jesse Lingard’s business empire hit as High Court winds up £1.6m debt company (Image Via Getty Images) Former Manchester United star Jesse Lingard is facing fresh trouble off the pitch. The footballer’s image rights company has been shut down by the High Court after building up debts of about £1.6 million.…