Flybe collapses.


RTRsBM

Striker
Looks like another nail in the coffin for cheap flights/holidays. Long haul flight prices this summer are 50-100% more than pre covid.
 
They were a tiny regional operation, nothing like the scale of when the original incarnation went.

Will have no wider impact than a few people losing their jobs and a few hundred passengers slightly disrupted.
 
Bugger they had just started flying from NCL to Hrow anarl. Nearly half the price of BA for me in Dec
 
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They were a tiny regional operation, nothing like the scale of when the original incarnation went.

Will have no wider impact than a few people losing their jobs and a few hundred passengers slightly disrupted.
Apparently still had 530 flights a week across 23 routes.
 
again? Christ they have folded more times than an overly cautious poker player

I don't think Ryanair, Easyjet or Jet2 are in any bother, but you are right about the long haul.

Like most things, It seems companies are desperate to recoup lost sales during covid so are fleecing people now. I know mine are
 
They were a tiny regional operation, nothing like the scale of when the original incarnation went.

Will have no wider impact than a few people losing their jobs and a few hundred passengers slightly disrupted.
Alot of staff in Exeter HQ will be really consolled by that marra, and all the associate engineering businesses, catering outlets, and service providers to the airport.

I'll pass on your good wishes mate.
 

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