Wesco Aircraft Holdings, Inc.

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Case Number:

4:23-bk-90611

Court:

Texas Southern

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  1. February 12, 2024

    Aerospace Supplier Can Kick Gulfstream Supply Deal

    A Texas bankruptcy court has said bankrupt supply-chain management company Incora can ditch its contract to buy aerospace parts on behalf of Gulfstream Aerospace Corp., which would repurchase them for fixed prices.

  2. January 16, 2024

    Aircraft Parts Co. Must Face Contract Claims In Ch. 11 Suit

    A Texas bankruptcy judge has ruled that a group of lenders to bankrupt aircraft component supplier Incora has standing to pursue some claims against the company stemming from what the creditors alleged was an unfair transaction that stripped them of their seniority.

  3. January 11, 2024

    Aircraft Parts Supplier Incora Can Solicit Votes For Ch. 11 Plan

    A Texas bankruptcy judge on Thursday signed off on the disclosure statement of Incora's Chapter 11 plan, setting asideĀ an objection from noteholders that argued the aerospace component distributor should not seek creditors' votes on the plan before a lawsuit they brought against it is resolved.

  4. January 10, 2024

    Bankrupt Co. Asks Court To Reject Gulfstream Supply Deal

    Incora, a bankrupt aerospace supply chain management company, urged a Texas court to immediately end a Gulfstream supply contract that became unprofitable during the COVID-19 pandemic, contesting Gulfstream's claims that a contract termination clause must be honored for Incora to reject the deal.

  5. July 05, 2023

    Wesco Aircraft Asks To Retain Quinn Emanuel In Ch. 11

    Bankrupt aerospace supply chain company Wesco Aircraft Holdings Inc. asked a Texas judge for permission to retain law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP to serve as special litigation and conflicts counsel as the debtor deals with lawsuits from noteholders.

  6. June 01, 2023

    Aircraft Supply Chain Co. Incora Hits Ch. 11 With $3.1B Debt

    Incora, an aerospace supply chain management company, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday, declaring $3.1 billion in debt, citing sluggish passenger air travel, supply chain disruptions and inflation stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic as obstacles it was not able to overcome.