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Before it can take off the ground, a commercial airline needs to obtain an Air Operator’s Certificate. The operating license that is globally shortened to AOC is issued by the aviation regulatory authority in a given country once an airline proves that it has the necessary aircraft, staff, safety systems, and financial resources to stay viable in […]
nexusrisklab.comThe airline is reported to no longer have a valid AOC.
www.thestreet.comThe budget airline launched in 2023 in the hopes of reviving air traffic after the pandemic.
www.thestreet.comCiting financial debt, the airline abruptly canceled all flights, leaving communities without vital air service.
www.thestreet.com"I understand that those affected are saddened, shocked, and disappointed," the board chairman said in a statement.
www.thestreet.comThe charter airline had earlier retired its only plane.
www.thestreet.comThe emergency order comes after a fatal crash.
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