Passengers were dealt a blow overnight when Flybe, the UK’s largest regional airline, announced it had gone into administration and ceased trading. This is the second time in just over two years that Flybe has collapsed, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
Flybe warned customers not to turn up for their flights as all services have been canceled with immediate effect. The news came as a shock to many who had already booked tickets or were planning on doing so in the near future.
Passengers who purchased tickets directly from Flybe are unlikely to be refunded for their losses and will need to contact their credit card provider if they wish to recoup any costs associated with booking flights through the company.
The collapse of Flybe has left hundreds of people without transport options and many more facing financial hardship due to lost ticket payments which may never be recovered.
It remains unclear what caused this sudden closure but it serves as an important reminder that travelers should always purchase travel insurance when buying plane tickets in order protect themselves against such unforeseen circumstances like airline collapses or other unexpected events which could disrupt travel plans at short notice..
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