FlyBe pilot Keith Sivell was made redundant for the second time by the company last weekend - he discovered when he woke up for an early shift at work.
BBC News NI business correspondent
Flybe's plans were significantly disrupted by delays in new aircraft arriving and reduced demand for travel. Keith had worked at the previous incarnation of Flybe for seven years and loved it, saying he was delighted to go back.
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