Less than a year after taking to the skies for a second time, UK regional carrier Flybe (BE) has entered administration.

Flybe and FlightSafety have also entered into a cooperative marketing agreement that will provide other Bombardier Q400 and Embraer E-Jet 170/190 aircraft operators in the region with the ...

Flybe flew a fleet of eight Bombardier Q400 propeller planes. Photo Credit: Bradley Caslin/Shutterstock U.K.-based regional airline Flybe has ceased operations. All flights were halted on Jan. 28 ...

British regional airline Flybe on Saturday ceased trading for the second time in three years, cancelling all flights and 276 workers made redundant.

Newly re-established Flybe Ltd has begun flying the first of five Aergo Capital De Havilland-Canada Q400 aircraft under a long-term lease agreement. It will enable the airline to expand to a total ...

Newly re-established Flybe Ltd has begun flying the first of five Aergo Capital De Havilland-Canada Q400 aircraft under a long-term lease agreement. It will enable the airline to expand to a total ...

British airline Flybe, which officially relaunched operations in April 2022, has taken delivery of an additional De Havilland-Canada Q400 turboprop regional aircraft, bringing its current fleet to a ...

Canadian-built Dash 8 Q400 propellor planes, which was the main type operated by the original Flybe. Some of the planes are believed to have been previously flown by the original Flybe.

Flybe intends to use its Q400 planes, as its predecessor did. These propeller aircraft will be in competition with existing jet services connecting Heathrow with Belfast City and Amsterdam.

flybe. (Birmingham, GB) has taken delivery of its first DHC-8-Q400 ahead of its planned restart early next year. G-JECX (msn 4155) was ferried from Maastricht to Exeter on November 5, 2021, already in ...

flybe. (Birmingham, GB) has chosen Birmingham, GB as its new headquarters and first new crew base ahead of its planned restart in early 2022 with an all turboprop fleet of DHC-8-Q400 s, the company ...

Canada's Conair Group has received the first in a batch of former Flybe Bombardier Q400s due for conversion into aerial firefighters. The turboprop - registered G-KKEV, and originally delivered to ...