The Department of Health and Social Care spent more than £3 million on medical and emergency flights in the last two years.
A Freedom of Information request to the department asked for the total cost and number of off-island flights, including medical and emergency, in 2016 and 2017.
In response, the DHSC said there were 18,180 trips at a total cost of £3.1 million.
The department uses an air ambulance plane for emergencies, and patients also travel to the UK for treatment.
Manx Taxpayers Alliance applies for company dissolution
A company which claims to support taxpayers' views on the Island has applied for dissolution.
Council will object to quayside EV charging facility
Douglas Council says it plans to object to a new dedicated charging station for electric vehicles in the capital.
Maughold man selling entire life on eBay
A man in his 70s from the north of the Island is selling his home, business and possessions on eBay - saying he'll leave the Island with only a suitcase.
Belfast man 'had death threat issued from Isle of Man'
A Belfast court's heard a man claim his life was threatened by someone on the Isle of Man.
Plan to keep temporary changing rooms while football clubs form company
Douglas Council has asked to keep temporary changing rooms at football pitches in Pulrose.
Mountain Road due to reopen in both directions today
The Mountain Road is due to reopen later, without the TT one-way system.
Mountain Box collection raises almost £950 for foodbank
A TT collection for an Island charity has raised more than £950.
TT rider's daughter releases book about grief
The daughter of a TT rider who lost his life racing in 2019 has written a book to help children come to terms with grief.
