After the recent demise of XL (UK), a leading, green branded internet bookmaker is providing odds on the next collapse, odds as at 15:00 UK time...difficult market as some of these carriers have been technically bankrupt for years.

 Alitalia 6 - 4

SkyEurope 5 - 2

Spanair 9 - 1

Air Berlin 10 - 1

LOT 14 - 1

Clickair 14 - 1

Vueling Airlines 14 - 1

Aeroflot 16 - 1

Air One 16 - 1

JetBlue 16 - 1

Malev 16 - 1

Olympic 16 - 1

Aer Arann 20 - 1

Flybe 20 - 1

Jetstar 20 - 1

Scandinavian airlines 20 - 1

United Airlines 20 - 1

Czech Airlines 33 - 1

Aer Lingus 40 - 1

BMI 40 - 1

Qantas 50 - 1

easyJet 66 - 1

Virgin Atlantic 66 - 1

BA 100 - 1

Air France 100 - 1

Lufthansa 100 - 1

Ryanair 100 - 1

 I believe Sky europe have already ceased ops,I cant see any of the others going under Especially the major airlines(united,Virgin)

or any of the national flag carriers with the exception of Alitalia.LOT is 69% state owned and Aeroflot belongs to 1 of the richest countries in the world.

If i was to put money on 1 of these collapsing I'd have a punt on Spanair or Clickair.

Sky Europe are still active...OM-NGP was operating out of BHX today

My top two for going under in the next month are

Air Berlin

Spanair

Looks like the next one will be Olympic Airlines

 Odds continued on Paddy Power if you want to put some money on it

Looks like it could be Flyglobespan

From The Independant

Sources close to the Civil Aviation Authority are privately believed to be
discussing the future of the firm before one of the toughest trading periods of
the year for airlines.

Meanwhile E-Clear, the payment firm that sought to amalgamate the now-defunct XL
and Zoomcompanies two months ago, was said to be seeking to include Flyglobespan
in any roll-up. London-based tour operator Sunwings is also believed to have
been mooted in the plan.

Flyglobespan denied any knowledge of E-Clear's plans, saying: "Flyglobespan is
strong, robust and financially sound. It is well placed for the future after a
very strong summer."

The company flies to 23 destinations from Scotland, employing around 1,300
staff. It posted a £20m loss last year.

Looks like it could be Sky Europe..after the decision by York Capitals to dis-engage their investment in the Slovak airline.Bank Rothschild has invited potential bidders to come forward by this Thursday - just to break even the airline would need an injection of around 70M € 

 It looks like Spanish Leisure carrier LTE International Airways is in a bit of bother after temporarilty suspending its charter citing financial difficulties.