Originally Posted by
BAladdy
According to the article below, Flybe announced that all its assets and operations had been transferred to Connect Airways back on the 21st February. I think Connect Airways will already have had a lot of input when it comes to the decision to dispose of the E-jets making a change in mind when it comes is very unlikely.
Flybe completes sale to Virgin-led consortium after dramatic last-minute challenger bid led by Mesa airlines | City A.M.
It will be interesting to see what changes are planned for the W19/20 schedule especially when it comes route and frequency changes.
I am surprised that there has been no announcement when it comes to the future of the franchise agreements with Blue Island and Eastern Airways.
I personally think that the decision to cut the e jets was made a lot earlier than the Connect sale. Probably this time last year.