(Reuters) – British regional airline Flybe has stopped doing business and canceled all of its scheduled flights, the company said on Saturday.
Flybe said on Twitter that it had been put into administration and that flights to and from Britain would not be rescheduled. It said, “Interpath’s David Pike and Mike Pink have been named administrators.”
Paul Smith, consumer director at the country’s Civil Aviation Authority, said in a statement, “Flybe’s decision to stop doing business will be upsetting for all of its employees and customers.”
Flybe was trying to get back on its feet after it went out of business in March 2020 because demand dropped because of COVID-19.
