Flybe (pronounced / ˈ f l aɪ ˌ b iː /), styled as flybe, was a British airline based in Exeter, England. Launched in 1979 as Jersey European Airways, and renamed Flybe in 2002, at various points it was the largest independent regional airline in Europe, and provided more than half of the UK domestic flights outside of London.

2021年6月29日 · Exeter-based regional airline Flybe was one of several operators to cease flying in 2020. When it collapsed last March, the British carrier left behind a fairly sizeable fleet, dominated by Dash 8 turboprops. Brazilian manufacturer Embraer also had a small presence in the form of its regional jets. But where have these various aircraft ended up?

Flybe may refer to: Flybe (1979–2020), a defunct regional British airline based in Exeter; Flybe (2022–2023), a defunct regional British airline based in Birmingham

Flybe (IATA: BE / ICAO: BEE) was an airline headquartered in Exeter, United Kingdom operating from 2002 to 2020

The airline operated a variety of aircraft with the majority transferred to Flybe during the 2007 merger. Adding the EMB-145 and Dash 8s to Flybe's fleet led to Flybe being Europe's largest regional airline.

Flybe (pronounced / ˈflaɪˌbiː /), styled as flybe, was a British regional airline based at Birmingham Airport, England. It commenced operations using the name of a former airline in 2022, but ceased operations and entered administration on 28 January 2023.

2020年3月5日 · The General Electric CF34-powered Embraer E175 formed the backbone of Flybe’s regional jet fleet, with nine aircraft in use at the time of the carrier’s collapse. Except for two examples on lease from Germany’s HEH Aviation, G-FBJI (c/n 17000355) and G-FBJJ (c/n 17000358), the entire E175 fleet was owned by the Exeter-based regional giant.

2021年4月13日 · Flybe (IATA: BE / ICAO: BEE) was an airline headquartered in Birmingham, United Kingdom operating from 2022 to 2023

Two years later the airline added jet aircraft, in the form of BAe 146s, as well as business class for the first time. By 1997, the airline had acquired a franchise for Air France, flying between Heathrow and Toulouse and Nice. To more accurately reflect the airline's route network the was renamed British European in 2000.

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