The Department of Infrastructure says it’s looking for a new airline top operate routes left empty after the collapse of Citywing.
On Friday, the company announced it would go into liquidation after struggling to cover its routes following an incident at Ronaldsway Airport in February.
The department says it’s sad to lose a company that’s contributed to the Isle of Man's air services to the UK.
And it adds it’s now trying to secure a new operator for the key routes as soon as possible.
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