I think that the writing is on the wall, the same way as Air Berlin went when Ethihad pulled the funding. Its sad, but after taking £165 million (i think that was the amount), earlier in the year, someone has to take a view as to whether they will stop bleeding or turn it around. Apart from the odd TV advert, I cannot see anything that has changed to make them have a surviving chance. As the winter approaches (and travel booking numbers going down), if they have not done well over the summer, I fear that they will be in liquidation by the end of the year. Administration may be an option, but who would run the thing without making massive losses finding a new buyer.
Sad times.