A rescue plan has been agreed to save the troubled airline Flybe. The BBC understands shareholders have agreed to put more money into the company. The government says it will consider whether to scrap air passenger duty on domestic flights as part of the deal. Flybe is the largest carrier from George Best City Belfast city airport and employs about 150 people in Northern Ireland. | BBC Newsline

The collapse of the airline Flybe has led to fears for the local economy. It's also left almost 200 local staff out of a job. The airline had 170 pilots and cabin crew here, as well as 20 engineers. Our Business Correspondent Clodagh Rice has been speaking to some of them about how have they been coming to terms with the news. | BBC Newsline