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New air route links Island with South Yorkshire

by isleofman.com 19th February 2014

A UK company has announced plans for a new air route between the Isle of Man and South Yorkshire.
LinksAir says the three-times-a-week service will connect the Island with Doncaster-Sheffield Robin Hood airport for the first time.
The firm's begun advertising flights on its website departing Rondaldsway on a Monday, Friday and Saturday, with all services using a UK-based aircraft and crew.
The company, describing itself as an airline, quotes Isle of Man Director of Ports Ann Reynolds in a news release.
She has greeted the new service as 'welcome news' for leisure travellers or those looking to develop business links between the two regions.
Posted by isleofman.com
Wednesday 19th, February 2014 02:58pm.

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