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title: "Dutch Aviation Company Ordered to Vacate Safi Park Premises"
date: 2026-03-14T11:00:40.285+00:00
updated: 2026-03-14T17:05:24.616+00:00
topics: ["Economy", "Courts", "National", "Business"]
canonical: https://filqosor.com/article/2026-03-14/dutch-aviation-company-ordered-to-vacate-safi-park-premises
source: Fil-Qosor
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# Dutch Aviation Company Ordered to Vacate Safi Park Premises

## In brief

- A Dutch aviation company has been ordered by court to leave its premises at Safi Aviation Park.
- The company failed to pay rent for two years, leading to the court's decision.
- Around 50 employees are affected, having reportedly not received wages for several months.

A Dutch aviation company operating from a government-funded hangar at Safi Aviation Park has been ordered by a court to vacate its premises.

The court ruling, delivered by Magistrate Claudio Zammit, upheld a request filed by INDIS Malta, the entity responsible for managing industrial parks.

The company has been given 15 days to leave the site. This decision comes after the company reportedly failed to pay rent for the past two years.

The situation has also raised concerns for approximately 50 employees who work for the company. Reports indicate that these workers have not been paid their wages for several months.

One employee told The Maltese Herald that the workers are facing an increasingly uncertain future due to the company's financial issues and the eviction order.

The court's decision highlights the importance of adhering to rental agreements for businesses operating on government-managed properties.

The government and the General Workers Union (GWU) have pledged their support to the employees of Aviation Cosmetics. They stated that workers will not lose their jobs and will receive all wages that are due to them.

This commitment follows reports of the Dutch company's ongoing legal and financial problems. Earlier, Fil-Qosor reported on [the company being ordered to vacate its premises at Safi Aviation Park](/article/2026-03-14/dutch-aviation-company-ordered-to-vacate-safi-park-premises) due to unpaid rent and employees not receiving wages for several months.

## The Spin Room

**Low media divide.** Newsbook reported the government and GWU's pledges without significant political framing.

## Updates

- **2026-03-14:** The government and the General Workers Union have pledged that workers of Aviation Cosmetics will not lose their jobs and will receive all outstanding wages.

## Sources (3)

- [The Shift News](https://theshiftnews.com/2026/03/13/dutch-aviation-company-ordered-out-of-safi-park/)
- [Newsbook](https://newsbook.com.mt/en/aviation-cosmetics-workers-left-unpaid-amid-legal-and-financial-woes/)
- [The Maltese Herald](https://themalteseherald.com/2026/03/14/aviation-workers-raise-alarm-after-months-without-pay-amid-company-eviction-order/)

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