Airlines we lost in 2012

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By Alex Lennane

07/01/2013

Is it too depressing to start the year’s aviation news with a list of those airlines that didn’t make it last year? Possibly. Nevertheless, for anyone in the airline business it’s hard not to take a look – and this roll call of names comes with an explanation about why the carriers bit the dust. A sobering read.

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