Originally Posted by
Away from YYZ
Section 28.2
In the event of AEGEAN’s bankruptcy, insolvency, merger or dissolution in any manner, the Programme shall be automatically cancelled. At the same time, all Member Accounts and accumulated Miles will be abolished. Consequently, AEGEAN will bear no liability towards Members, nor will the Members be able to leverage any further claim against AEGEAN.

I'm not sure what point you are making there, or why this topic was raised apparently in conjunction with bmi, but ALL Frequent Flyer Programmes have similar clauses (or, if not written explicitly in the T&Cs, it's what would happen anyway).
People that had miles in
Malév and
Spanair's programmes lost everything with those airlines failed. (bmi did not fail - it was sold to BA, who chose to wind down Diamond Club and move most members over to their own FFP).
And most airlines don't make it just contingent on the failure of the airline - most give themselves the right to terminate the programme at any time (though they will usually give at least a small period of notice).