Flybe has posted its first profit in six years, which is the first time since it floated on the London stock exchange in 2010. Passenger revenues were up by 8.2% in the year to April, and pre-tax profits were £2.7 million compared with a £35.6 million loss the year before. Chief executive of Flybe, Saad Hammad, who was brought in from easyJet to turn around Flybe’s fortunes almost three years ago, said the airline  was “now a much more resilient business and well-positioned for profitable growth”. Going forward Flybe would do very well indeed to remain in the black given

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