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A direct air link for passengers between the Isle of Man and Norwich will be available from the end of May.
It will be operated by Loganair, under its franchiase agreement with Flybe, along similar lines to the existing services from the Island to Edinburgh and Glasgow.
A direct route to Norfolk will operate on Saturdays, from May 26 to September 8, and Logan air says there will be flights via Manchester on other days.
The company's chief operating officer Jonathan Hinkles is confident there will be good business in both directions:
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