Flybmi collapsed owing £37 million says administrator

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James Chapple

29 April 2019

Regional carrier Flybmi owed creditors £37 million when it collapsed in February, administrator BDO has said.

'They helped Monarch passengers; why not Flybmi?'

Flybmi ceased operations and filed for administration on 16 February citing “insurmountable” challenges, including Brexit and increasing fuel costs.

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