The flight operations of the insolvent cargo airline Cargologic Germany will be permanently suspended. Insolvency administrator Lucas Flöther was unable to find an investor. Apparently, the legal situation is too unclear for potential buyers due to the sanctions against Russia. According to a statement from the insolvency administration, the employees are to be served with their notices of termination later this week. The liquidation of the company will then also be initiated. The Federal Aviation Office issued a provisional flight ban to CLG in March of this year. The background to this was the ownership constellation, as the British holding company is owned, among others, by a Russian who is named on the European Union's sanctions list. In May 2022, Cargologic Germany had to file for bankruptcy and Lucas Flöther, who recently filed a lawsuit against former Air Berlin boss Thomas Winkelmann, was appointed provisional insolvency administrator. The lawyer explained to the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung that there were initially a few interested parties, but that they then backed out despite the fact that the Federal Ministry of Transport had removed the bankrupt company from the sanctions list. The legal situation surrounding the sanctions against Russia would have been too complex for those interested. There is apparently no longer any money available to continue Cargologic Germany.