Regional carrier Flybe has ceased trading and all scheduled flights have been cancelled, authorities have said.
Flight BE799 from Glasgow to Birmingham, which was scheduled for this evening, is now showing as cancelled.
“This remains a challenging environment for airlines, both old and new, as they recover from the pandemic, and we understand the impact this will have on Flybe’s passengers and staff. “The majority of destinations served by Flybe are within the UK with alternative transport arrangements available.“Jobcentre Plus, through its Rapid Response Service, stands ready to support any employee affected.”
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