Easyjet has announced it intends to resume flights to and from the Isle of Man, as of next month.
From the 15th of June, the airline will begin flying a number of domestic routes.
As part of new safety measures - everyone on board will be told to wear face masks to protect against Coronavirus.
The airline announced it would restart a "small number" of routes where there is enough customer demand.
EasyJet will also operate flights from UK airports such as London Gatwick, Bristol, Birmingham and Liverpool, as well as to several European destinations.
It’s thought this decision will not affect the Island’s stance on borders remaining closed.
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