Describes Flybe collapse as 'sad day for the industry'
Loganair has described the collapse of Flybe as a ‘sad day for the industry’.
It’s recognised that staff who will lose their jobs, and the airline’s customers, will face ‘significant disruption’.
The Scottish airline – which operates a number of flights to and from the Isle of Man – says it remains ‘firmly committed’ to serving its customers and connecting UK regions.
DoI seeking 'fair and sustainable' solution to bus drivers' dispute
Political member for department provides update in House of Keys
IOM taking pre-emptive moves as Middle East conflict continuesÂ
This afternoon the Economic National Strategy Board will assess potential inflationary pressures
Island gets 'bang for its buck' without a London office, says External Relations director
Chris Brannigan says engagement at party conferences proving useful
Two sailings cancelled due to weather forecast
Afternoon departure from Heysham and evening crossing from Douglas called off
Further offer made to bus drivers on Friday
Bus Vannin says it has attended all negotiations
