But minister says he hasn't been able to speak to 'key people' at airline
There are no ‘outstanding matters’ between the Isle of Man Airport and Loganair which are stopping the airline publishing its schedule for next year.
That’s from the infrastructure minister who was quizzed in the House of Keys about why passengers can’t book flights after March 2027.
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Jason Moorhouse admitted he hasn’t been able to speak to the ‘key people’ at Loganair directly but says he believes the information will be released in the very near future.
He was quizzed by Douglas East MHK Andy Saunders and Douglas Central MHK Peter Shimmin about the impact it could be having on the travelling public.
Mr Moorhouse told them his department also wants to be able to plan for the future:
Manx Radio has invited Loganair to respond - the airline has declined to comment.
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