Belfast City Airport hit hard by Flybe collapse

The transcript discusses the impact of Flybe's collapse on the airport and its staff, emphasizing the long-standing relationship with Flybe and the commitment to rebuilding the business. It highlights the interest from other airlines in filling the route gaps and the challenges posed by the coronavirus. The airport's financial stability and strong demand for its services provide confidence for future recovery. The focus remains on supporting affected staff and passengers while ensuring the airport's continued success.

What is the primary commitment of Flappy towards its staff and customers after Flybe's job losses?

• To close down operations

• To merge with another airline

• To rebuild the business and create opportunities

• To reduce the number of flights

What is the current state of interest from other airlines in Flybe's routes?

• Interest from a few airlines

• Interest only from local airlines

• Interest from multiple airlines

• No interest at all

What external factor is complicating the situation for airlines?

• Political stability

• Technological advancements

• Coronavirus pandemic

• Economic boom

What is the stance of the airport's owners regarding the current situation?

• They are indifferent

• They are fully supportive

• They are planning to sell the airport

• They are reducing their investment

What gives Flappy confidence in moving forward despite the challenges?

• A lack of competition

• A strong financial position and demand for their product

• Government subsidies

• A new marketing strategy