Aigle Azur: Evry’s Commercial Court Adjourned The Hearing

Evry’s Commercial Court in Paris held, on Monday morning, a hearing on the rescue of the bankrupt airline Aigle Azur, of which only one offer of LU Azur to its owner, Gérard Houa. Meanwhile, the session is still ongoing and a verdict on the fate of “Aigle Azur” is still expected today.

Tourmag website revealed on Monday that from the remaining four bids to buy the bankrupt airline Aigle Azur only one offer remained from a shareholder in Aigle Azur, Gérard Houa, after France and the group Dubreuil withdrew from the deal, and was subsequently adjourned and temporarily suspended to adjudicate the case today. As a result, the hearing was adjourned and temporarily suspended to adjudicate the case today.

Raphael Caccia, the General Secretary, of the branch of air transport of the CFDT said; “It is up to the court to decide on the dossier, and all that matters is to save the company according to the specific conditions and take into account the staff”.

“I am not optimist that only one of the 14 companies that had submitted bids to restart the activity of Aigle Azur would rescue it”.