Flybe: Soon to fly out of London City Airport

From the 27th October, flybe have announced that they will start operating flight to the followin airports: Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Inverness and Exeter This will run on a 5 year contract (www.bbc.co.uk) Plus d'info...

Flybe: Guernsey to Southampton morning flight 'may not be lost'

The early morning southampton flight from guernsey airport could continue even if flybe closes it bas in the island, the airport director says. The airline is consulting with staff and unions about closing six of its british isle bases to save £85m. Colin Le Ray, airport director, said an empty plane could be flown to the island and used to take passengers to Southampton, to arrive before 8am. Twele people will lose there jobs if the base is closed. Mr Le Ray said until Flybe finalised its plans… (www.bbc.co.uk) Plus d'info...

Guernsey-Gatwick flight prices controlled

Sixty-percent of seats on flights between Guernsey and Gatwick will be sold for £65 or less during 2014, the island's treasury has announced. (www.bbc.co.uk) Plus d'info...

Flybe: London Southend 6 New Routes

Another airline has announced it is to start flying out of London Southend Airport.The airport has signed a deal with Flybe to create six new routes to Northern Europe. The destinations will be revealed next month. (www.bbc.co.uk) Plus d'info...

BA deploys bigger aircraft on Ghana route

British Airways, one of the longest serving airlines that flies into Ghana and currently the only direct flights operator to the United Kingdom, will deploy a bigger capacity aircraft onto the Ghana route, with effect from March 2014. (www.ghanaweb.com) Plus d'info...

Flybe's Channel Islands to Gatwick route ends

Flights from airline Flybe have left Guernsey's runway for the last time on its direct Channel Islands to Gatwick flights. (www.bbc.co.uk) Plus d'info...

Gatwick Airport power problems leave thousands stranded

Thousands of passengers had their Christmas travel plans ruined when they were stranded at Gatwick Airport after stormy weather. (www.bbc.co.uk) Plus d'info...

British Airways Jumbo Jet Strikes a Building

A British Airways (IAG:LN) jumbo jet had an unfortunate collision with a building in South Africa before a flight to London. Pilots apparently steered onto the wrong taxiway late Sunday preparing to depart OR Tambo International Airport near Johannesburg, causing the plane’s wing to plow into a brick building adjacent to the airfield. The accident left four people in the brick building with minor injuries and spilled jet fuel from the damaged wing. (truthfrequencyradio.com) Plus d'info...