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The UK ECC has issued advice to those affected by the collapse of the airline
Posted 21 February 2019 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Consumer Goods and Services|National
UPDATES: Following the collapse of Flybmi, the UK European Consumer Centre explains the support available to affected travellers and outlines where consumers can seek advice on cross-border travel disputes.
UK holidaymakers affected by the collapse of Flybmi should contact the UK European Consumer Centre (UK ECC) for help and advice on their individual circumstances.
The airline, which flew from various airports across the UK and Europe, stopped operating on Saturday February 16, 2019, with some passengers stranded and others no longer able to take up their initial flights. Administrators we...
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