Figures to keep flights operating released
Isle of Man Government has paid out just shy of £3.3 million to support air routes to the Island during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The cost of underwriting the same operations is put at nearly £3.4 million.
The figures are to the end of November and are in a Tynwald written answer to a question from Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper.
The Department of Infrastructure says it hasn't supported airlines before the Coronavirus period.
New support centre 'an oasis' for cancer patients
New facility opens its doors on site of Noble's Hospital
ManxSPCA petition on electric shock collars passes 1,000 signatures
Charity calls for renewed consultation and ban on devices used to train dogs and cats
Treasury reacts to latest inflation figures
Manx CPI crept up half a percentage point in December
Douglas City Library to mark 140th anniversary
City Librarian hopes to organise a celebration of facility's history
Conister Bank donates minibus to support The Children’s Centre
Vehicle to improve access to services for children and families across the Isle of Man