The number of new aircraft being registered by the Isle of Man aircraft registry has been declining steadily since 2022.
That's according to figures provided by Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston, answering a Tynwald question for written reply from Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh.
So far this year, a total of 32 aircraft were added to it, compared to 39 in 2024, 44 in 2023 and 55 in 2022.
The registry earned £3,088,588 in income this year, versus £2,662,429 last year.
Post Office profits up by over a million pounds
The Post Office says it's profits rose by more than a million pounds last year.
Information Commissioner partners with Jersey
The Island's information commissioner is joining forces with Jersey to understand the data protection challenges faced by organisations.
New parental leave laws approved
Tynwald has approved new legislation about shared parental leave and bereavement leave.
Gambling regulator publishes feedback about proposed law changes
The Island's gambling regulator has published feedback about proposed changes to the Island's laws.
Manx flour to be stocked in Spar stores
Something truly Manx is rising!
Countdown starts to one of the Island's biggest career fairs
The countdown is on to one of the Island's biggest career fairs of the year.
Plans for new health and wellness clinic
A former office in Douglas could become a health and wellness clinic, if planners approve new proposals.
Scam warning for fraudulent bank
The Financial Services Authority is warning people about a website which pretends to be from an Island bank, but is actually run by fraudsters.
