Airline Flybe has collapsed for the second time, leaving 75,000 passengers facing uncertainty about how how to get refunds or replacement flights.
Flybe was a small-scale airline with eight planes flying 21 routes to 17 destinations across the UK and Europe.  
But the firm said it had gone into administration in a shock announcement over the weekend. 
The firm employed 321 workers, 277 of whom have lost their jobs while the rest will stay on to help with winding the airline down.
A Flybe statement on January 28 said: 'Flybe has now ceased trading.

All Flybe flights from & to the UK are cancelled & will not be rescheduled.'
However, there are several ways Flybe customers can get refunds or alternative flights.




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What about if I bought through a third party?
If you bought Flybe tickets through a third party firm such as a travel or booking agent, the CAA advice is to contact them directly for any refund.