The Isle of Man Airport has said it is ‘committed to continuous improvement and better performance’.
The airport says that while 2023 ‘presented challenges, many of which were beyond the Isle of Man airport’s control’, since the beginning of the year (Jan-May 2024), only 2% of it’s flights have been delayed over one hour.
It’s monthly stats show:
- January: 85% on time
- February: 86% on time
- March: 90% on time
- April: 89% on time
- May: 89% on time
Overall, 88% of its flights have been on time*, with just 2% experiencing delays over an hour.
It is ‘dedicated to collaborating with airlines and third-party providers to keep improving’.
*Off stand within 15 mins of published time
Isle of Man Airport
Earlier this week, a survey by a British travel company named Ronaldsway as the ‘most disrupted’ airport within the British Isles.
The UK travel company, Good Travel Management, released a list of the ten most-disrupted airports in Britain.
A recent study conducted by Good Travel Management investigated the rise in delayed and cancelled flights across UK airports.
It ranked the airports by average delay time and the number of flights cancelled.
According to Good Travel Management, the Isle of Man has the highest volume of cancellations than any other airport, with 5.2% of all flights cancelled last year.
It also noted the issues with the shortage of air traffic controllers, it says ‘since August of 2023, the airport has been closing its runway for two morning breaks due to shortages of air traffic controllers, though the airport is expected to lift these closures by autumn’.
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