Stobart Air sign up to operate Island flights

Wednesday, 2 September 2015 00:00

Flight operator Stobart Air is looking to employ crew after signing an agreement to operate flights to and from the Island.

Flybe has partnered with the organisation to provide travel to Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and Stansted airports from the end of October.

It's looking for anyone interested in becoming a junior cabin crew member to submit a covering letter and CV by the end of the day tomorrow.

Interviews will take place on Friday - Natalie Singleton is the HR officer, she explains what they're looking for:

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