Silver Flight, a Dutch airline specialising in charter flights with a fleet of three Pilatus PC-12 aircraft, has been declared bankrupt by the court in Haarlem.
The company, which expanded during the pandemic with a focus on passenger, freight, and medical transport, faces uncertain prospects. A curator has been appointed to explore options for a potential restart or asset sale, leaving the company’s future hanging in the balance.
Founded in 2019, Silver Flight aimed to minimise emissions by using small local airports and boasted fuel-efficient turboprops for a more sustainable approach to air travel.
This post was published on 7 December 2023 16:18
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