Loganair will take over flights between the Isle of Man and London City next month.
The Scottish airline has run the route on behalf of BA Cityflyer, since 2018, but will now operate the route for itself from September 1.
Loganair is currently referring to this as an 'interim provision', with flights only available for booking up to the end of October.
Any customers who had previously booked with British Airways are asked to get a refund from BA and then re-book with Loganair.
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