Direct flights from IoM to Majorca next summer

Thursday, 16 September 2021 10:13

By Meg Walker

Direct flights from the Isle of Man to Majorca will be introduced next summer as FlyDirect expands its service.

Flights will run every Saturday between June and September 2022 from Ronaldsway directly to Palma Airport, meaning a stop off at a UK airport will no longer be necessary.

The decision comes after a successful summer of direct flights from Jersey, and C.I. Travel Group Managing Director, Robert Mackenzie, says it’s no secret that travelling through major UK airports has become increasingly trying for islanders.

Flights and inclusive holiday packages will be available to book online from next month.

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