The UK government revoked Flybe’s operating license, preventing the airline’s owners from a possible slot sale by new owners....
Flybe sets its sights on the 2021 summer season for its return to regional operations....
Thyme Opco, the new owner of collapsed Flybe, applied to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) for the operating license. ...
The collapsed Flybe missed out on a key contract with Aer Lingus that could have helped the airline to run operations in Ireland. ...
Flybe, the British regional airline which ceased all of its operations in March 2020, might be revived and return to service again in 2021. On October 19, 2020, the shareholder of the airline stepped into negotiations with EY, a company which had been appointed to handle Flybe‘s insolvency, in order to relaunch a smaller version of the airline as well as acquiring a large number of Flybe's assets....
Despite declaring bankruptcy more than three months ago, Flybe is, quite literally, leaving a mark on the aviation industry as the airline's ex-aircraft was involved in a ground collision in Aberdeen International Airport (ABZ)....
While Flybe bankruptcy came as a surprise to many, the regional carrier is joining a list that is getting less and less surprising, as many more carriers have announced their bankruptcy since 2019....
The ailing regional airline, Flybe, was finally put to rest: the company announced that it has entered administration and ceased trading with immediate effect. Its franchise partner and Connect Airways subsidiary, is seemingly, continuing to operate....
Flybe is seemingly on the brink of collapse, as the British government reportedly will refuse to provide a $128 million (£100 million) loan to the regional airline. If the lawmakers decide not to cut Air Passenger Duty (APD) tax, the airline might become insolvent in the coming months, reports indicate....
Mark Anderson, the CEO of Connect Airways, which is the parent of the company Flybe, warned the UK Government that the country would lose a significant amount of regional connectivity if Flybe were to collapse....
