Eclipse operators hope for less turbulent times as AML takes over
By Murdo Morrison2021-02-26T18:00:00+00:00 The business began with a vow to disrupt a staid general aviation market by mass producing an entry-level jet for little more than the price of a piston aircraft. Now, after more than 20 years of ambitious promises, missed targets, and run-ins with the bankruptcy courts, very-light jet (VLJ) pioneer Eclipse is again under new management, and operators of the Albuquerque-based manufacturer’s 280 or so in-service examples hope the turbulence is over. Source: One Aviation The original Eclipse 500 entered service in 2006 In early December, the assets...