easyJet has added flights between the Isle of Man and Birmingham and Glasgow for TT 2027, with its London Luton route also set to return.

Isle of Man Airport announced the additional services, saying they would give visitors more choice and flexibility when travelling to the island for the annual motorcycle racing event.

A spokesperson for the airport commented: ‘It’s fantastic news for TT visitors - more flights, more choice, and more ways to get to the Isle of Man for TT 2027.

‘Whether you’re coming for the racing, the atmosphere or the full TT experience, we can’t wait to welcome you to the Isle of Man and Isle of Man Airport.

‘Flights are on sale now so you can get your TT 2027 plans underway.’

The news comes as Loganair recently announced it is set to increase its Isle of Man to London Heathrow service from October 25, but will end its route to and from London City.

The airline will operate morning and evening flights between the island and Heathrow between Mondays and Fridays, providing an option for passengers to travel to London and return to the island on the same day.

This, however, means that there will be no flights to London Heathrow on Saturdays, but there will be return flights on a Sunday.

The airline said the additional services in the week will cater for business and leisure travel, as well as passengers connecting through Heathrow to destinations served by its partner airlines.

The increase in Heathrow services will coincide with Loganair ending its current Isle of Man to London City route.

The airline said the decision follows a review of its London services and is intended to ‘align its network with customer demand’.

Figures for August showed that there were 278 less London City passengers to and from the Isle of Man compared to August 2025.