Flybe to return to IOM!

Wednesday, 21 September 2022 07:56

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

An airline which has previously served the Isle of Man is making a comeback!

According to its website, Flybe is now offering flights between the Island and Belfast and London Heathrow.

It looks as if the Belfast route will begin again on October 30, with Heathrow due to launch the following day.

The airline collapsed in March 2020, endings its flights to Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool from Ronaldsway airport.

The Belfast route will operate six days a week from Sunday to Friday, and Heathrow from Monday to Friday.

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