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.
Teachers will be paid for snow day
An all-staff email from DESC had raised concerns for some members of staff
Minimum Wage: Details of business support to be unveiled in Tynwald
Businesses expected to be impacted by April's increase to the hourly rate
Man who strangled and abused ex-partner jailed
A man who admitted strangling his ex-partner has been jailed for more than two years
Salvation Army received over 1,800 referrals for help over Christmas
More and more relying on charity support, says church leader
GNAAS named the official charity partner for TT 2026
It's the second year of the motorcycle festival's charity programme