Airline committed to Isle of Man

The company is "really excited about the future"

The chief executive of EuroManx has re-affirmed the airline's commitment to the Isle of Man.

John Seymour was speaking as the company announced it was relocating its UK-based call centre to the island.

The airline has also purchased the former Diamanx building at Ronaldsway Airport as its headquarters.

Mr Seymour said the company is "really excited about the future". He said EuroManx continued to employ locals and it was "entrenched" in the island.

"We are relocating one of our call centres, one on the Isle of Man and one in the UK, and we are relocating that one to the island in June.

"We continue to re-invest in the Isle of Man economy," he said.