British Airways will provide 20 more flights from London City to Ronaldsway over the TT period.
Already providing three services a day to the Island - the airline says the decision is to cater for the thousands of bikers expected to arrive during the festivities.
Almost 40,000 visitors came to the Island for the TT in 2013 – 11,702 of which journeyed here by air.
Managing director of BA Cityflyer Adam Carson says it’s important that the airline meets visitor demand:
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