Manx2.com announced today it will launch a brand new route – from the Isle of Man to London Oxford Airport – effective 8 May, 2012. Seats are now on sale through Manx2.com’s website (www.manx2.com) from £49.95 single. Flights, to be operated daily by British Aerospace Jetstream 31 aircraft, will depart from Isle of Man Ronaldsway at 10:55, arriving in London Oxford just one hour later. Oxford departures will be at 15:15, arriving on the Island at 16:25.
The service will connect directly through Oxford on to Manx2’s Jersey service, giving an easy seven day a week connection between the two Crown Dependencies.
With a history stretching back 1,000 years, Oxford is renowned as one of the most beautiful cities in the UK, home to a wealth of architectural, historical and cultural attractions, not least home to the oldest university in the English speaking world. It is less than an hour’s drive to London’s West End and offers easy access to the nearby Cotswolds, Blenheim Palace, Silverstone motor racing circuit, Bicester shopping village, Stratford-upon-Avon and Henley on Thames. These attractions have made Oxford the third most visited city in the UK, after the capitals of Edinburgh and London. 
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Manx2.com has nominated the Royal British Legion IOM as their charity of the year for 2012. The support for the Isle of Man branch of the Royal British Legion will include flight tickets to help raise money for the charity and also travel support for Isle of Man-based service personnel – who are having their travel warrants withdrawn in the near future.
Photograph: Manx2.com Chairman Noel Hayes and Colonel Charles Wilson, Royal British Legion IOM. more…
Isle of Man-based Manx2.com has promoted General Manager David Buck to the position of Managing Director.
David, well known in Isle of Man aviation, joined the company as Head of Schedule Co-ordination in April 2011, having previously worked as Operations Manager with FLM Aviation, one of Manx2.com’s partner carriers.
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Once again, Manx2.com has been busy promoting the Isle of Man throughout the UK and Ireland in 2011. As well as attending numerous shows and events, Manx2’s team has worked with Isle of Man Tourism to welcome numerous journalists as well as dedicating time and commitment to a number of worthy community events.
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Two planes full of Christmas cheer took to the skies around the Island recently as part of the annual Manx2.com Santa flights. For the trips, passengers checked in at Santa’s special grotto at Isle of Man Airport – with special thanks to Save the Children’s Festival of Trees and Victoria Road Nursery – before boarding the round-the-Island flights, including a meeting with Santa himself who made sure every youngster received a present too.
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