New east England air route this summer

Sunday, 15 January 2012 09:15

This summer will see a new weekly flight to East Anglia added to Ronaldsway’s roster.

Airport director Ann Reynolds told 3FM we could also see one or more other UK routes added to the airport’s service over the coming months.

She’s certain the new route will prove a success and could build momentum as Ronaldsway looks to expand its service in the future (see audio).

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