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British regional airline Flybe announces the start of non-stop flights between Birmingham and Geneva. These are to be carried out twice a week from December 17, 2022. The aircraft used will be de Havilland Dash 8-400 turboprop aircraft
Just a few weeks ago, the regional airline Flybe took to the skies again. The company now has to cancel around 2022 flights up to and including October 700. The company justifies the measure with the fact that
The “new Flybe” carried out its first scheduled commercial flight on Wednesday with flight number BE404. This was carried out within the United Kingdom on the Birmingham-Belfast City route. The de Havilland Dash 8-400 was used
The newly founded regional airline Flybe intends to start flight operations from April 2022. The sale of airline tickets has already started on the company's website. The focal points in the initial flight plan are the bases at George Best Belfast City Airport
The “new Flybe” has now officially adopted the first DHC Dash 8-400. The G-JECX is to be launched next year. The machine was repainted in Maastricht in the new design and
The "new Flybe" will set up its first base at Birmingham Airport. The company headquarters of Flybe Ltd. will also be located there. be settled. It is estimated that around 200 additional employees will be hired. With
The new Flybe is slowly taking shape, because the DHC Dash 8-400 with the registration G-JECX received the new color scheme in Maastricht, the Netherlands. These are not those from Austrian Airlines
London-Southend Airport is gradually turning out to be one of the big losers of the corona pandemic, because after Easyjet, Ryanair will also close its local base. In the previous year the base was reduced to two Boeing 737-800s,
The intended restart of the British regional airline Flybe is now likely to be even more difficult, as the government is sticking to the decision to withdraw its operating license. The take-off and landing rights are attached to this. A transfer to
Thyme Opco, better known as the “new Flybe”, has come a step closer to the planned start, because, according to a media report by “Head for Points”, 86 slots have been allocated at Heathrow Airport. Are planned
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