Passengers who were due to travel with defunct airline Flybe are being offered discounted fares by other airlines. The airline announced earlier on Saturday that it had gone into administration and all services had ceased.
It left the plans of those planning to fly with the regional airline stuck. At the moment, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is advising people to seek refunds via their credit or debit card issuer or through booking agents or travel insurance policies.
Now, the CAA has published details of alternatives being offered to let-down Flybe passengers who still need to travel. Other airlines are offering special fares, it said.
