Passengers left stranded by the collapse of airline Flybe are being offered free travel on West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway services.
The airline, which operates flights from airports across the 海角视频 including Birmingham and Liverpool John Lennon, went into administration in the early hours of this morning.
All flights with the airline have been cancelled, leaving passengers and staff struggling to make alternative arrangements or return home.
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The two rail operators said passengers simply needed to show their Flybe booking confirmation to train crew in order to claim free travel.
Flybe staff can also travel for free by showing proof of employment and the offer runs until Wednesday March 11.
The two train operators services between Liverpool and London and across the West Midlands.
Andy Camp, commercial director for West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway, said: "Passengers with Flybe may be anxious as they work out how they are going to complete their journeys.
"At this difficult time we are happy to play our part in helping remove some of the stress by providing free travel on our services for Flybe ticket-holders and staff members."
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In a similar move, Chiltern Railways is also offering free standard off-peak travel to Flybe customers on all its services.
The train company, which runs services from London Marylebone to Birmingham, Aylesbury, Kidderminster and Oxford, has also extended this to Flybe employees.
The offer is valid to Sunday 8 March.
Commercial director Eleni Jordan said: "This is a difficult time for Flybe staff and customers who have had their travel plans disrupted because the airline has gone into administration.
"Chiltern Railways is pleased to help get customers and employees where they need to be and that’s why we have taken the decision to offer free travel for those affected."