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Passenger traffic at Ronaldsway suffered a further decline of almost 12% in May.
Nearly 8,500 fewer people passed through the airport compared with May 2008.
The North West market saw the greatest decline, with a fall of 4,500.
There was also an 8.3% drop in people flying to London airports and a 12% decline in passengers travelling to both the Midlands and Ireland.
Airport Director Anne Reynolds says the decrease is still slightly ahead of the current national trend in the United Kingdom.
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