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Airline Announces ‘most comprehensive’ Schedule
The Scottish airline operates routes from the island to England and Scotland.
Loganair has announced extra flights between Ronaldsway and the UK, in addition to those already announced for Heathrow.
The Scottish airline operates routes from the island to England and Scotland.
Today it has announced it is increasing its Liverpool flights for the spring, with an extra flight on Saturdays between April 6 and 27.
The Ronaldsway to Edinburgh flights will return to operating four times per week with the introduction of a new evening schedule to link the two airports, while Birmingham flights will continue throughout the summer.
Loganair’s chief commercial officer, Luke Lovegrove, said: ‘Summer 2024 at the Isle of Man is our most comprehensive programme to date which will help us serve more customers than ever before.
‘Overall, Loganair will be offering around 50 weekly departures from the Isle of Man to seven destinations this summer – Birmingham, Edinburgh, Liverpool, London City, London Heathrow, Manchester and Newquay.’
Airport director Gary Cobb added: ‘The increased frequency of Loganair flights to and from the Isle of Man, coupled with schedule adjustments that optimise onward connections, particularly through Heathrow, is great news. We will continue to work in collaboration with Loganair to further develop the route network. As is our consistent message, we encourage you to book these flights, which will contribute to the ongoing growth and enhancement of connectivity to and from the island.’
In addition to this, the airline will operate a second Isle of Man to Heathrow flight on Saturdays through the summer, offering a morning travel option in addition to the daily afternoon flight. An additional London Heathrow Sunday service will also be offered between March 31 and June 9.
