Jobs could be at risk as a result of Exeter-based airline Flybe's decision to move its customer contact centre.
For the past three years the service has been provided by the company Sitel based in Dix's Field, in a deal which saw around 60 Flybe staff move to the premises.
But now the airline says it's moving the customer contact centre elsewhere to cut costs.
There's no information yet on where it will be based or how many jobs could be affected.
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