Flybe is planning to keep two planes on the Isle of Man overnight – despite scrapping its base here.
That’s according to the Island’s director of ports who says this is a positive move for passengers.
In November last year the airline confirmed it was pulling out of Ronaldsway – resulting in the loss of 49 jobs.
This week Flybe has confirmed the routes it will continue to serve - Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham.
Ann Reynolds says the decision means aircraft will be based here which is a compromise:
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