Ecojet Airlines has reportedly entered liquidation in early 2026, with UK court filings confirming the start-up was wound up before it ever operated a commercial flight. Several outlets cite that provisional or court-ordered liquidators were appointed after concerns over paid-up capital, funding, and regulatory clearances, effectively ending the zero-emission airline project before it took off. If you’d like, I can pull the latest public filings or summarize the key dates and filings from multiple sources.
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Edinburgh Sheriff Court ordered the liquidation of Ecojet Airlines in February 2026. Sheriff Roderick Flinn confirmed in a ruling that the start-up's paid up capital did not...
www.ch-aviation.comEcojet Airlines liquidation recorded at Companies House confirms zero‑emission airline project closure, no flights operated, regulatory hurdles and capital shortfalls
www.travelandtourworld.comA bid by green entrepreneur Dale Vince to create a zero-emission regional carrier has ended without the would-be operator ever getting off the ground following the appointment of provisional liquidators to Ecojet Airlines.
www.flightglobal.comEcojet Airlines has plunged into liquidation - the Scottish firm had plans to become the world's first all-electric airline as part of a 'aviation revolution'
www.mirror.co.ukThe airline has been in business since 2023.
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centreforaviation.comUK regional startup Ecojet has filed for liquidation, two-and-a-half years after the project was first announced.
aviationweek.comUK start‑up Ecojet has entered liquidation before flying a single passenger service, exposing the harsh regulatory and funding realities of zero‑emission aviation.
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