Flybe has confirmed that it will cancel its Liverpool service to Amsterdam at the end of this month.
The route was launched in September but the airline said demand was not strong enough.
The last flight will operate on March 29.
"Regretfully, the Amsterdam service has failed to perform to expectations and passenger numbers remain insufficient to justify its continued operation,” said the airline.
"All passengers who have booked flights online for the upcoming summer season will be contacted by Flybe in date priority order and offered a full refund or the option to be re-accommodated on an alternate flight.
"Flybe however remains fully committed to operating its remaining four routes to and from Liverpool John Lennon airport for summer that includes a brand new Saturday service to Newquay from May 21, four additional weekend return flights to Belfast together with frequent flights to Belfast City, Edinburgh and the Isle of Man.”
