Some potentially exciting news for Isle of Man residents and visitors as Loganair has unveiled its enhanced summer 2024 schedule.
Today (February 22) the airline has announced it is increasing its Liverpool flights for the spring, with an extra flight on Saturdays between April 6 and 27.
The IOM 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.
Highlights of the new schedule:
- Improved Isle of Man to Heathrow route with earlier arrival times for better connections.
- Additional flights to Liverpool, Edinburgh, and Birmingham for increased convenience.
- Enhanced connectivity with a second Isle of Man-Heathrow flight on Saturdays and Sundays.
The airline has committed to “service continuity” which will hopefully ensure access to Manchester and Liverpool on multiple dates when other airlines have withdrawn flights.
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Luke Lovegrove, Loganair’s chief commercial officer, said: “Summer 2024 at the Isle of Man is our most comprehensive program to date.”
Gary Cobb, airport director at Ronaldsway Airport, commented: “The increased frequency of Loganair flights… is great news.”
Loganair’s fleet upgrades, including new ATR72-600 Next Generation turboprop aircraft, promise improved performance and comfort for passengers.
Loganair anticipates serving over one million Tunnock’s Caramel Wafers in 2024 (a personal favourite highlight when flying), offering gluten and dairy-free snack options too.
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