Manx-based Citywing says it will be running more flights to Jersey, starting next May.
The company says the route will operate twice a week between May and September 2014, with more flights to meet demand during Summer.
The flights involve a 20-minute stop at Gloucester Airport and Citywing says they’ll maintain a vital link with the Channel Islands.
Managing Director David Buck says Jersey’s an important business destination and an important link to offer.
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