Flybe will begin its flights to and from Iceland at the end of June, with scheduled flights three times a week. As reported by mbl.is, the CEO of Business with Flybe is confident that the flights will be popular among businessmen and holiday travellers alike as Birmingham is the second largest city in Britain and offers easy access to London, Scotland, and mainland Europe.
Flybe’s main goals are to be the promptest airline in Europe, having recently adapted the 60:60 insurance. The 60:60 insurance entitles all passengers travelling with the airline to receive a GBP60 credit toward their next plane ticket with the airline, if Flybe is responsible for a delay lasting 60 minutes or longer – the only catch being that the ticket must be booked within 60 days.
Due to increased demands, Flybe, the largest regional airline in Europe, has announced it will be making regular year-round flights to Iceland from Birmingham.
Flybe will begin its flights to and from Iceland at the end of June, with scheduled flights three times a week. As reported by mbl.is, the CEO of Business with Flybe is confident that the flights will be popular among businessmen and holiday travellers alike as Birmingham is the second largest city in Britain and offers easy access to London, Scotland, and mainland Europe.
Flybe’s main goals are to be the promptest airline in Europe, having recently adapted the 60:60 insurance. The 60:60 insurance entitles all passengers travelling with the airline to receive a GBP60 credit toward their next plane ticket with the airline, if Flybe is responsible for a delay lasting 60 minutes or longer – the only catch being that the ticket must be booked within 60 days.
