Blackpool Airport says it’s business as usual after its current owner decided to sell the facility.
Balfour Beatty, which bought the operation six years ago, says it’s ending its involvement in regional airports.
Blackpool Airport said it’s to be sold as a going concern and all flights will continue as normal.
In July, the Department of Infrastructure said Citywing’s Blackpool route had seen an 18 per cent drop in passengers compared to last year.
Cost of off-Island healthcare treatment almost £2m higher than forecast over five-month period
Manx Care says work is underway to reduce patient travel, but a limited budget is delaying planning
Options for Tramway Terrace expected in the next eight weeks
DOI planning to present business case for its future and reinstatement of horse tram lines to the Sea Terminal
Organisation welcomes news of Milan extension
Milan Veterinary Practice will continue to offer its farm services beyond the end of the month
AI workshop findings to shape forthcoming national strategy
Attendees across government and industry reportedly supported creating a dedicated AI Office
Island residents urged to report possible Asian hornet sightings
DEFA steps up monitoring after a confirmed case in Northern Ireland