Portugal’s OMNI Aviação has entered insolvency proceedings and had its air operator certificate suspended, bringing its flight operations to a halt. The move leaves the charter and specialist aviation operator unable to carry out commercial services in Portugal until its operating status is restored.
Without a valid AOC, the carrier cannot legally fly, so any scheduled flights are effectively cancelled. The insolvency and suspension point to a severe financial and regulatory setback for one of Portugal’s established private aviation operators.
No further details were immediately available on the court process behind the insolvency, the authority responsible for the suspension, or any company response. The lack of an active operating certificate means the commercial impact is immediate, with the airline unable to generate revenue from flights while the suspension remains in place.