I don't understand so much fuss. By far the US delegation was the one that lost much of Yuneec's credibility. The chaos has been impressive and almost always provoked from that office. The most veterans in this forum have experienced it in the first person. I even think it's good news, at least with the staff that was there before. In fact I think that they have tried to correct the situation and the result may have been that they see no solution and will close (if true).
It was not normal that from Yuneec Germany or from Yuneec UK they would say one thing and from Yuneec USA everything backwards, always announcing things that the rest of the delegations had to deny. I, at least, is the feeling I've always had.
Good luck to the workers who have worked on this project in the USA, but when it can't be, it can't be.
The fact that the offices are closed does not mean that the technical service and distribution will not continue, simply that they will not have people in charge with responsibilities and that it will be directed from Europe, surely from the German delegation.
All this is my assumptions and my opinion, but that we have one thing clear, if this serves to make the service and information that comes to us clear and concise, as if they close all and open them elsewhere. What really matters to us is that they give us good service, that we have the spare parts available and that the H520 evolves as it deserves, which has been promised to us from the beginning.