More than 56,000 people travelled through the airport in April.
New figures released by the Department of Infrastructure show a 1.7 per cent increase in the number of people using Ronaldsway compared to the previous year.
Five routes showed increases in traffic with Liverpool, London Gatwick, London City and Dublin and Norwich faring well.
However the Scottish routes and routes to the North East didn’t do as well recording a drop of just over 30 per cent.
Minister announces Ramsey flood defence U-turn
The Department of Infrastructure has withdrawn its planning application for Ramsey's flood defences.
Government reminder to have travel docs in order
The government's reminding people to make sure they have all the correct documents with them when they're travelling.
Latest bus strike timetable shows limited options for commuters
Bus Vannin has released its latest contingency timetable in the third day of strike action by drivers.
Airport warns passengers of bus strike
Ronaldsway Airport is warning passengers about bus disruption this week as a strike continues.
Island calls for more regulation of AI creating sexual images
The Isle of Man has joined calls for better regulation of AI tools which are being used to create sexual deepfakes of children.
Last chance to become Island's top young poet
You're running out of time if you want to become the Island's next young top poet.
Facebook groups rush to help during bus strike
Facebook groups have been leaping into action this morning as the Island's bus strike enters its third day.
Road between Port Erin and Port St Mary shut by sinkhole
A road in the south of the Island has been closed for emergency works to repair a sinkhole this week.
