Flybe Gone Bust

[zekezebra]

I have had to cancel my trip from the Netherlands as Flybe has now gone into administration  :grrr: . Anyone else affected by this?

Paul - Rotterdam

 

[bencat]

Not sure if they had the same routes but EasyJet are offering a reduced flight to all those with a confirmed FlyBe booking . Will still cost you more but might just be cheaper and save you losing the whole trip .

EasyJet offers to take Flybe passengers for £65 fee

EasyJet is offering a "dedicated rescue fee" for customers who had a booking with collapsed airline FlyBe. Until the end of May it will fly passengers for a fare of £65 - including a 15kg hold bag - if customers present their original Flybe booking reference. It is also offering free flights for Flybe staff to get them home, valid today and tomorrow.

Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/business-51679904

 

[greybeard]

I have had to cancel my trip from the Netherlands as Flybe has now gone into administration  :grrr: . Anyone else affected by this?

Paul - Rotterdam

It has affected my trips from Cornwall to London to watch Arsenal  :grrr: but not my trip to Kegworth, as I have to drive with all the equipment in the car, I'd never get it in hand luggage 

On a more serious note, are there no alternative flights to East midlands available?

 

[zekezebra]

There are no direct flights from the Netherlands.

 

[Lawrence001]

There are no direct flights from the Netherlands.

No other flights from Amsterdam to Kegworth? Do they not realise how good this show is??

 

[MF 1000]

With my job we regularly used FlyBe .....or as we called it FlyMaybe, always cancelling/delayed etc but a loss for links from further parts of the UK etc