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. If you loved this write-up and you would certainly like to obtain even more details regarding eVden Eve nAkLiYaT kindly visit our own page.  
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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If you pay for something worth more than _100 using a credit card, your credit card provider may have a legal obligation to refund you if that product or service isn't delivered or isn't as described.
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Customers may also be able to get a refund if they bought travel insurance for their Flybe trip.
However, they will need to check their policy terms as many travel insurance deals do not cover airline failure, according to financial data firm Defaqto.
Anna-Marie Duthie, travel insurance expert at Defaqto, said: eVdEN Eve naKLiyat 'With flights and holidays cancelled as a result of the Flybe collapse, Evden eve NaKliYAt a lot of people's holidays will be ruined over the coming months. 
'Whilst airline failure has become more available under travel insurance in recent years, nearly half of annual travel insurance policies still offer no cover.'

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