Business strategy: An airport worker examines a flybe aircraft before it takes off from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Flybe has built a model focused on secondary cities largely ignored by network and low-cost operators. — Reuters
LONDON: Flybe Group Plc said it’s in takeover talks with several parties as the rising cost of oil crimps earnings at Britain’s biggest provider of domestic flights.
The Exeter, England-based company is in discussions with “a number of strategic operators about a potential sale,” it said in a statement, without naming any of them.
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