Have you had a Flybe flight cancelled? Here is what you should do ✈️
The budget airline ceased trading, cancelling all flights on Friday, January 27, after entering administration. And it means that customers have been told not to travel to airports unless an alternative flight has been booked for them.
It has prepared advice for those who booked directly with the airline on ways to ensure they get their money back. Bookings by credit card or by debit card Claims may be possible through the Chargeback scheme via bank accounts. The bank or card provider should be contacted directly to see if this is possible.
Package holidays through third parties Flybe does not offer package holidays. If a package holiday has been booked with a third party and Flybe flights are part of this, and the package is ATOL protected, then consumers are covered by the ATOL scheme.
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