Airport director Garry Cobb has announced he is leaving Ronaldsway to take up a new role. In an email to staff, he said he had been offered an ‘opportunity that he couldn’t refuse’. Mr Cobb took up his role in August 2022, having previously been based in Inverness as chief operating officer for Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd.
In his email to staff, Mr Cobb said: ‘I wanted to share some personal news with you before it becomes more widely known. Isle of Man airport shut after pilot reports incident Ronaldsway Met Office: July rainfall levels 'normal' for time of year Luxury apartment complex at ex-hotel site will include private club lounge and gym Douglas promenade's planned £1.4m revamp takes a step forward ‘I made the tough decision to hand in my notice at the start of this week.
This has been difficult choice and I wanted you to hear it directly from me. ‘However, an opportunity came up that I couldn’t refuse, even though it came sooner than I would have liked. ‘Working with you all has been one of the most fulfilling parts of my time here.
We’ve tackled some incredible challenges together and I’ve truly valued the support you’ve all given me. ‘Fortunately, we aren’t in the same position we were in when I first joined so the transition this time should be much easier. ‘Regardless, I want to assure you that I’ll be here for the next few months to ensure everything transitions smoothly.
‘Whilst I’ll miss working with you all, I’m conf.