The UK government has agreed a rescue plan for Flybe.
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The airline flies from Ronaldsway to Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham.
The Westminister government agreed to work with Flybe to figure out a repayment plan for a significant tax debt that is thought to top £100m.
Meanwhile, the firm’s owners have agreed to pump more money into the loss-making airline.
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