1 month ago | By Business Insider
Passengers were told overnight not to turn up for their flights the next day after Flybe went into administration on January 28. Robert Smith/MI News/Getty Images
British airline Flybe collapsed for the second time in three years on January 28.
There are still job postings for the airline on LinkedIn, some of which are only a week old.
One pilot told the BBC he found out he'd lost his job at 4 a.m., after waking up for an early shift.
British airline Flybe was recruiting new workers just one day before it entered administration and shut down last Saturday - marking its second collapse in...
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