Passengers can't yet book flights past March 2027
The Department for Enterprise says it understands that Loganair’s schedule for 2027 will be published in the ‘coming days’.
It’s after questions were asked in the House of Keys as to why passengers couldn’t book flights past March next year.
Infrastructure Minister Jason Moorhouse said there were no 'outstanding issues' between the Isle of Man Airport and the airline.
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Loganair declined Manx Radio's invitation to comment.
In a statement, to Manx Radio, the Department for Enterprise said: "Government has intervened in the air services market for a number of years in line with the Strategic Air Services Policy.
"Discussions with airlines around securing longer term connectivity on our core routes are ongoing, with specific discussions relating to connectivity into London in the final stages.
"The details and publication of routes and schedules is ultimately in the hands of the airline.
"However we understand that the Loganair schedule from Summer 2027 onwards will be published in coming days."
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