Eclipse Aviation remains in business despite dire predictions of insolvency ignited when the company was unable to pay its staff on 13 November.
In a terse press release issued on 14 November, the company admitted the problem, but stated that "no one had been laid off in this unfortunate situation". Employees returned to work on the following Monday (17 November) and were paid on Tuesday.
Eclipse management says it continues to "work diligently on a long-term financial solution for its business", although lawsuits from a growing number of customers could further hamstring the cash-hungry airframer.
Meanwhile the company's largest customer, DayJet, officially filed for bankruptcy after suspending operations in mid-September.
Separately, the European Aviation Safety Agency issued its type certificate for the Eclipse 500 jet.
For exclusive news and expert analysis every week subscribe to Flight International print edition. Included with your subscription are 4 FREE issues and FREE delivery to your home or office.
Eclipse furloughs workforce
(18/02/09)
Eclipse sold to Pieper spin-off
(22/01/09)
Eclipse declares bankruptcy
(25/11/08)
EASA nod for Eclipse 500
(21/11/08)
Learn how to reach new customers through online advertising and email marketing, drive traffic through SEO and generate new leads online with Flightglobal's 'What Works Online' webinar series
Don’t miss you opportunity to be trained by the experts