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.
Flooding caused by 'sealed off' gulley, says Douglas Council
Brown water built up on Castle Street amid heavy rain
Sailings delayed after adverse weather affects Manxman crossing
Heysham departure pushed back amid disruption
Tour guides ask for tram reinstatement
A case for reinstating the tramway to the Sea Terminal is set to be brought to Tynwald in May
Boss of DESC urges staff to “speak up” during Tynwald whistleblowing hearing
Graham Kinrade tells committee culture change takes time but says raising concerns is welcomed across government
