Regional airline Flybe has warned jobs may be at risk as it slashes costs after the most challenging conditions in its 10-year history sent it into the red.
The carrier, which flies from several Scottish airports, outlined plans to make savings equivalent to £2 a seat as it said there was "little sign of recovery" in the UK domestic market.
It warned there may be some impact on its workforce – consisting of 3000 staff in the UK and up to 700 in Europe – as part of a group-wide review of costs.
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