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Flybe 2.0 takes flight
The new Flybe Ltd has officially launched with its inaugural flight from Birmingham for Belfast City Airport.
It marks the stat of up to four daily flights between Birmingham and Belfast City with additional routes due to start in the coming weeks and months.
In November 2021, it was announced that Birmingham Airport would be home to the airline’s headquarters and its first crew base, with plans to create up to 200 new jobs.
The official launch of the new airline was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by Flybe’s CEO, Dave Pflieger and Birmingham Airport Chief Executive, Nick Barton.
Dave Pflieger said: “This is a big day for everyone at Flybe. After a year of incredibly hard work, we are thrilled to have our aircraft back in the sky.”
It will soon take delivery of additional aircraft to serve other new destinations from Birmingham including Amsterdam, Avignon, Brest, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen.
Fares can be booed online at flybe.com
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