It appears a large number of unsecured creditors have effectively subsidised/bankrolled the last months of EAAC and lost a large sum of money. For some this in itself will cause them problems financially and may cause them to go under as a result...
Whilst we should be pleased that at least EAAC staff will be paid what they are owed dont expect any enthusiasm or support from those creditors or the industry for the continued operation of EAAC whilst it lines the pockets of Stoddard and his cronies...suggest EAAC staff who haven't realised the implications for those outside consider/realise that some staff of third party organisations (that may well have enabled them to be employed as long as they were) might not have a long term future as a result of this debacle
