Flybe says it will move quickly to provide passenger service between Cardiff and Glasgow following bmibaby's withdrawal from the route on 29 March.
The airline is currently looking to increase capacity on the route not only to fill the void left by bmibaby but in also reinforcing its commitment in continuing to provide convenient, affordable travel between the two destinations.
Mike Rutter, Flybe’s chief commercial officer remarked, “We look forward to welcoming our new customers on this important route and again reaffirm our determination to serving the people of Wales and to becoming Cardiff’s number one airline.”
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