Air Mountain Bankruptcy Wipes Out over 30 Weekly Flights From Switzerland
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Air Mountain bankruptcy wipes out over 30 weekly flights from Switzerland
SION, Switzerland, June 30, 2026, 21:02 CEST The Sion court declared Air Mountain bankrupt, effective May 27, and the company is now in liquidation, according to official documents from the Swiss registry. Air Mountain cut over 30 weekly flights. With its pair of eight-seat King Air B200s, that means the Alpine leisure market lost more…
Switzerland's Air Mountain ruled bankrupt, operations halted
Scheduled regional carrier Air Mountain (AMT, Sion) was declared bankrupt on May 27 by the Court of Sion, with over 30 weekly services out of Sion, St. Tropez, and La Chaux-de-Fonds now cancelled. Director Raphaël Délèze told Radio Télévision Suisse that the company is considering an appeal of the ruling and expected operations to resume shortly. As of June 29, both of its aircraft remain parked. Délèze said the timing of the decision was partic…
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