The US Federal Aviation Administration has confirmed that per-seat on-demand Part 135 start-up DayJet has “parked” all of its Eclipse 500 very light jets (VLJs) except for one that will be used for executive transport. It appears that all 28 twin-jets in the fleet have been moved to the company’s maintenance base in Gainesville, Florida, the site where more than a dozen had been parked after DayJet in May failed to secure $40 million in financing and scaled back growth plans for the remainder of the year. An FAA spokesman said the company informed the Washington flight standards district office of fleet status at noon today
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