On 12 October, British private charter airline Cello Aviation announced the cessation of its operations.
The Birmingham based airline primarily operated private and VIP charters with two specially configured aircraft: one Avro RJ100 (ex-SWISS) (G-ILLR) and one Boeing 737-300 (G-MISG).
Before halting their activities, the Cello Aviation aircraft have been operating on behalf of Air France regional unit Hop!
The airline has apparently financial difficulties.
This post was published on 15 October 2018 20:43
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