British Airways has confirmed that it will be making a return to the Isle of Man with the launch of services to and from London City.
The airline will operate a new daily service to London which will start at the end of the month.
This will then increase to three flights each week day, one flight on Saturday and two flights on Sunday from June 25th.
British Airways last operated flights to and from the Island five years ago, stopping when the regional airline business BA Connect was sold to Flybe.
Speaking to 3FM Luke Hayhoe, general manager for British Airways, said it was a great opportunity:
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