Edinburgh holidaymakers have been given essential advice following airline Flybe ceasing trading last week, with all scheduled flights cancelled.
The once-popular airline entered administration on Friday (January 27), and customers have been advised not to travel to airports, unless an alternative flight has been booked.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said anyone who still needs to travel should make new arrangements via other airlines or through rail or coach operators. Charity Advice Direct Scotland, who runs the consumer advice service website, has said that the collapse of Flybe is concerning for customers.
