Flybe could return to skies next year after rescue deal

Flybe passengers were left stranded in March when the company entered administration (Jacob King/PA)

Flybe passengers were left stranded in March when the company entered administration (Jacob King/PA)

Flybe planes might start taking off from British airports again early next year after administrators said they had agreed a rescue deal for the collapsed airline.

Thyme Opco has bought Flybe’s remaining assets and plans to restart the airline, although on a smaller scale than before.

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