Loganair, the UK’s top regional airline, is bringing back its popular festive flights between the Isle of Man and Belfast City for Christmas 2025.
These seasonal services aim to reconnect passengers with loved ones during the busy holiday period, ensuring families and friends can celebrate together.
Following a successful run last year, the airline is responding to strong demand by offering three return flights on 20 December, 27 December, and 3 January. Tickets are already available for booking, giving travellers plenty of time to plan their holiday journeys.
Christmas Service: Belfast City-Isle of Man
The flights will operate on a modern 72-seat ATR 72-600 aircraft, providing reliable and comfortable travel options during one of the busiest times of the year.
This service strengthens vital connectivity between the two destinations, making holiday travel more accessible for communities in both regions.
Loganair’s commitment to the Isle of Man ensures passengers can rely on convenient flights to reunite with family or welcome visitors during the festive season.
Luke Lovegrove, Loganair’s Chief Commercial Officer, explained the importance of these flights. “Reinstating our Isle of Man to Belfast City route for Christmas allows passengers to travel home or visit loved ones during this special time.”
“We understand how much this connection means, and we’re proud to offer this valued service again. Loganair remains dedicated to supporting the Isle of Man with essential air links, making Christmas travel smoother and more accessible for everyone.”
Airport Leaders Welcome Service
Geoff Pugh, Interim Airport Director at the Isle of Man, welcomed the announcement. “These festive flights will make a real difference, helping friends and family reconnect during the holidays.”
“We recognize the ongoing need for year-round connectivity and are working with airlines to address this. For now, we’re grateful to Loganair for their responsiveness and commitment to our passengers’ needs.”
Ellie McGimpsey, Aviation Development Manager at Belfast City Airport, also expressed enthusiasm. “We’re thrilled to see Loganair’s festive flights return, offering a convenient way for passengers to reunite during the busy Christmas season.”
“With up to 10,000 travellers passing through our terminal daily, these services play a key role in connecting loved ones. Our prime location, just minutes from central Belfast, ensures a seamless and stress-free start to the journey.”
Conclusion
With a strong commitment to regional connectivity, the airline plays a vital role in supporting local economies and reuniting families, especially during peak travel seasons like Christmas.
By bringing back these festive flights, Loganair continues to prioritize regional connectivity, making holiday travel easier and more enjoyable for passengers across the Isle of Man and Belfast.
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