Number of flyers rises by 10% on previous year
Almost 50,000 people travelled through Ronaldsway airport during May - an increase of 10% on the same period for the previous year.
During May 2022, 45,445 flew in and out of the Island - 12 months on the Civil Aviation Authority's recorded 49,948.
Meanwhile, the Isle of Man is third in the list of passengers flying to the Crown Dependencies in this timeframe with 126,553 using Jersey and 58,846 in Guernsey.
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