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Birmingham Airport is an international airport located  east southeast of Birmingham city centre, at Bickenhill in the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull and in Birmingham within the West Midlands, England. The airport is a base for Flybe, Monarch, Ryanair, Thomas Cook Airlines and Thomson Airways.The airport offers both domestic flights within the UK, and international flights to destinations in Europe, the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent, North America and the Caribbean. 

 

 

 

 

 

Flybe News

20th June 2018

Flybe fly direct service between Doncaster and Belfast

Flybe has announced flights for a direct service between Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA) and George Best Belfast City Airport (BSD). Flybe will operate the service five times a week on a flight that is expected to take fifty minutes from take off to landing. 

Aviation developmental director at Sheffield Airport, Chris Harcombe, stated that Belfast City Airport is very happy to welcome the new route connecting Belfast to Doncaster. He added that the new route from Flybe will give passengers more options from Doncaster and that people have been asking for a service to Northern Island's capital for a long time.

23rd May 2018

Flybe ask Deloitte to step down as auditor

One of the "big 4" accountants, Deloitte, has been asked to step down as auditor by the UK airline Flybe. Flybe will now be in the market for a new auditor to compensate for this loss of the accountant they have worked with for over a decade. The turbulent marketplace has made for an exciting year for Flybe bookings and shares as both have peaked and troughed, but the airline hop that a shakeup in their financial department will secure Flybe's future. 

1st February 2018 

Virgin Atlantic and Flybe extend codeshare deal

Flybe and Virgin Atlantic have agreed to extend their codeshare deal to Scotland. Scotland now have more access to the USA and Caribbean than ever before, thanks to the increased codeshare agreement. This includes Flybe's Manchester - Glasgow route, opening up all of Virgin Atlantic's flights from the UK's main northern hub. One boarding pass and one checked bag means that checking out the Grand Canyon and beach bumming in Barbados are infinitely more possible for Flybe customers in Scotland. 

Virgin Atlantic fly to seven destinations from Manchester, including Atlanta, Barbados, Boston, Las Vegas, NYC, Orlando and San Francisco. Roy Kinnear, Flybe chief commercial officer commented: “We are delighted that this latest extension of our valued codeshare partnership with Virgin will bring even more of the world closer to Scotland travellers. “It gives both airlines increased network reach and reinforces our commitment to provide our customers with convenient seamless ‘One Stop to the World’ connections from their local airport.” 

Last year, Virgin Atlantic announced that its Flybe partnership would also operate between Heathrow and Edinburgh and Aberdeen, allowing travellers access to the airline’s Heathrow routes and cementing its commitment to Scottish customers.

21st September 2017

Airlines Flybe and Eastern Airways agree to continue Norwich franchise

Flybe has agreed to continue its franchise deal with a fellow regional airline to provide flights from Norwich to Aberdeen. From October 29 passengers with Eastern Airways service to Scotland will be able to buy tickets through the Flybe website with the new contract seeing the flights given a BE flight code – meaning fliers will be able to go on to other Flybe destinations with one ticket.

Eastern Airways provides up to three flights each weekday for Flybe, plus a Sunday service from Norwich to Aberdeen, connecting with onward services to destinations including Stornoway, Wick John O’Groats, Stavanger and Bergen.

Mathew Herzberg, Eastern Airways head of commercial, said: “The franchise partnership will help to broaden the sales distribution of our route network through the Flybe brand and reach a wider audience of customers who are new to the Eastern Airways operated services.”

13th April 2016

Flybe announced it was increasing Belfast City flights from Leeds Bradford Airport with up to five flights a day

Flybe, Europe's largest regional airline, has increased its 2016 summer schedule from Leeds Bradford Airport offering an additional daily weekday service to Belfast City.

19th March 2017

Flybe launched Heathrow flights as new Edinburgh and Aberdeen routes take off

It is the first domestic carrier to begin operating at the UK's hub since 2013 and follows Heathrow's introduction of a £10 reduction in domestic passenger charges in January as it seeks to boost domestic connections at the airport. The new routes will use landing slots that became available thanks to the requirement set by the European Commission, following the acquisition of BMI by International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG).

5th May 2017

Flybe sought to further tackle its overcapacity issues with an agreement to lease two aircraft to Stobart Air

The Exeter-based airline said two of its Embraer E195 aircraft were now under a combined commercial agreement for up to 20 months. This will see the two Southend Airport-based planes operated by Flybe on behalf of Stobart under a crewed lease arrangement with Stobart operating the aircraft itself no later than January 1 next year. The planes will continue using Flybe’s branding throughout the agreement.