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One Aviation Makes Appeal To Stay at ABQ
Citing new investors and ongoing restructuring, One Aviation promised this week to immediately pay all back rent if allowed to maintain a presence at ABQ
Among the facilities currently held by One Aviation at Albuquerque International Sunport are the Sunport 2 primary assembly building (foreground) and the Sunport 3 paint facility. (Photo: Rob Finfrock)
Among the facilities currently held by One Aviation at Albuquerque International Sunport are the Sunport 2 primary assembly building (foreground) and the Sunport 3 paint facility. (Photo: Rob Finfrock)

New Mexico-based One Aviation made an 11th-hour appeal this week to remain in operation at the Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) as executives endeavor to restructure the company with greater emphasis on the production and servicing of Eclipse very light jets, documents obtained by AIN reveal.

On April 26, the city of Albuquerque served One Aviation and partner company Eclipse Aerospace with an order to vacate its facilities at ABQ by May 8 unless the company paid more than $895,000 in rent and utilities dating back to November. Eclipse has continued with maintenance and training operations at ABQ past that deadline.

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