The aviation industry is facing many challenges this year as another company filed for bankruptcy. Kachina Air, Inc. has filed for bankruptcy amid rising fuel costs. The company filed for Chapter 11 protection to restructure debt and continue operations.
Kachina Air, Inc. Filed for Bankruptcy Protection
According to PacerMonitor, Kachina Air, Inc., has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The airline company filed the petition in the Texas Southern Bankruptcy Court. The case was filed on October 24, 2025, after which the company’s website was taken down.
Based in Texas, Kachina Air operates charter flights across Texas, Florida, and South Carolina. The company also offers flight training services.
Known for its lower rates, Kachina Air had built a loyal customer base. However, rising fuel prices nationwide have put pressure on the company, as they have across the industry.
Kachina Air, Inc. is seeking to reorganize itself and its debts. Through this filing, the company will be able to make a comeback while continuing its services.
Case Filing and Court Proceedings
When filing the bankruptcy petition, Kachina Air, Inc. paid the required filing fee of $1,738. The case was filed by attorney Susan Adams, who is representing the chartered airline. Meanwhile, Judge Christopher M Lopez will be overseeing the case.
The company also filed an emergency motion seeking a swift ruling on the case. The company warned that delays in the decision could cause significant financial harm. With this motion, the court is asked to decide within hours or days.
