Flybe, the UK’s Number One Domestic airline, has announced its full 2010/11 winter programme that, on sale from Thursday May 13th, offers travellers a choice of up to 3 214 flights a week on 143 key routes.

In order to ensure that Britain keeps on the move during these days of uncertainty, upheaval and economic challenges, Flybe regularly keeps in its sights any travel disruption caused by industrial action on all forms of public transport be it trains, ferries or aviation and increases frequency and availability accordingly.

Flybe is delighted to advise its passengers that, following the last two days of flight disruption caused by the ongoing volcanic ash situation, all Flybe flights are operating as normal today.

Responding to the EU Commission’s statement on support for aviation following the volcanic ash disruption, Flybe today gave a partial welcome to the plans but called upon the UK government to act quickly now that it has been given the green light from Europe and not use the general election as an excuse for inaction.

It’s business as usual for the UK’s Number One Domestic airline, as Flybe confirms that it intends to operate 100% of its flights on Thursday 22nd April. This,  just 24 hours after the blanket ban that closed the entire UK airspace for almost a week following the Icelandic volcanic eruption, was lifted.

UK’s Number One doestic airline to operate 18 services to and from 7 UK airports serving Newcastle, Scotland and Northern Ireland