Her airline, Monarch, messaged her to say it had "stopped operating" and directed her towards its website. "I thought it was a fake text because the website wasn't working," Ode told CNNMoney.

Bold plans to resurrect Monarch Airlines will see the carrier return its headquarters to Luton - the town it was founded in 1967 and where it ran for 50 years until its demise in 2017.

Monarch collapses, leaving passengers stranded and angry Britain is rushing to help more than 100,000 travelers get back to the country after it suffered its largest ever airline collapse.

Monarch Airlines has been placed into administration leaving 110,000 customers stranded abroad. All flights from the UK - some 300,000 future bookings - have been cancelled and will not be ...

LONDON — When Monarch Airlines collapsed on Monday, the company became the biggest airline failure in the history of British aviation and left approximately 110,000 travellers stranded abroad.

The holiday airline Monarch has stopped all its flights and holidays with immediate effect after going into administration. Monarch, which used to fly out of London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham ...

Monarch Airlines, a British carrier, has collapsed, leaving thousands stranded, in the largest such failure in the country's history. This means that five related companies have now entered ...

LONDON -- British authorities are scrambling to bring home 110,000 travelers after Monarch Airlines collapsed Monday, cancelling all flights by what had been Britain's fifth biggest carrier.-- British ...

Monarch - the UK's fifth biggest and the country's largest ever to collapse - was placed in administration at 04:00 BST - a time when the airline had no planes in the air.

Monarch Airlines, a popular UK-based holiday carrier, suddenly ceased operations this morning, stranding thousands of passengers in airports across Europe. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

The airline business has long been a tricky one – though that may be small comfort to people stranded by the collapse of Monarch or scurrying to rearrange flights in the case of Ryanair.