Loganair Retains Patient Transfer Service

Loganair has been selected as the air service provider for the Non-Urgent Patient Transfer Air Service for a further three years.

Following an open competitive tender exercise, the current provider has been reselected to provide the service.

The Non-Urgent Patient Transfer Air Service allows Manx residents to attend specialist off-island medical appointments and procedures in the Northwest of England.  

Patient Transfer

Luke Farajallah, Chief Executive Officer, Loganair said: “We are proud to continue our vital role in serving the Isle of Man community by providing the Non-Urgent Patient Transfer Air Service for the next three years.

“This service is more than just a flight – it is a lifeline for patients who rely on seamless connectivity to access essential healthcare in the UK. 
 
“At Loganair, we are deeply committed to the Isle of Man, its people, and their wellbeing.

“We will continue to support the Island and its residents, ensuring that reliable and dependable flight options are always available to those who need it most, and who must reach the care they deserve, when they need it.

Luke Farajallah, Chief Executive Officer, Loganair.

“People travelling for health reasons have every right to expect the very best care from their airline partner, and the teams at Loganair are determined to ensure that’s exactly what they receive.”

The airline bases two of its aircraft at the Ronaldsway and flies direct routes to Birmingham, Edinburgh, Liverpool, London City, London Heathrow, Manchester, and Newquay.

Loganair

Teresa Cope, Chief Executive Officer, Manx Care said: “We know how important these lifeline flights are for our community, so I’m pleased to award the contract to Loganair to continue providing this service for a further three years.

“These air links offer vital connectivity for the residents who rely on them to access vital UK services for specialist medical appointments that cannot be delivered locally on-Island.

“l look forward to continuing to see the benefits this service brings to the Island community.”