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.
Tynwald members prepare for April sitting
Tynwald sits from today, with two major reports for the Council of Ministers to report back on.
Carry lifesaving drug, says charity after heroin overdoses
A drug charity is reminding heroin users to carry a life-saving drug following two overdoses last night.
Man in court over pub incident
A visiting worker ended up in court after tussling with security staff at a city centre bar.
No cash for Cronk Drean roadworks, says minister
The Department of Infrastructure doesn't have money for work in Cronk Drean.
Urgent warning to drug users after two heroin overdoses
Police have issued an urgent appeal for heroin users to seek medical advice.
Liverpool sailings cancelled
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings have been called off today.
Government IT problems hit Welcome Centre
The Welcome Centre says problems with government IT means a restricted service today.
Davy Knowles performing this Saturday
Manx blues rocker Davy Knowles will be performing this weekend in Douglas.
