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How long is the flight from London to Isle of Man?

The duration of direct flights from London to Isle of Man is 1 hour and 15 minutes.

What are the most common stopovers?

Depending on the flight path of particular airlines, the most common stopovers for cheap flights from London to Isle of Man are Dublin, Belfast, and Glasgow.

What documentation do I need to fly to Isle of Man from London?

Although only a UK dependency, flights from London to Isle of Man operate as domestic flights and you do not need your passport. Most airlines, however, require you to travel with a valid form of photo ID.

Several airlines fly to Isle of Man from London, including:

• EasyJet, a low-cost carrier headquartered in the UK with cheap flights to over 30 European countries.
• British Airways, Britain's national airline, operating short- and long-haul flights across the UK and the world.
• Flybe, a low-budget English airline that is the biggest independently owned regional airline in Europe.

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• June brings long days, little rain, and the best conditions to explore Isle of Man's beautiful hikes and 170 miles of nature walks.
• August is full of fun festivals on the island, from the annual 'Festival of Motorcycling' to the 'Yn Chruinnaght' Celtic summer festival.

3 of London's 6 airports operate regular flights to Isle of Man: London Luton, London City, and London Gatwick.

Useful information about London Luton Airport

London Luton Airport is located roughly 35 miles north of London.

How to get to the airport:

• By train – trains run every 10-12 minutes from Kings Cross St. Pancras to Luton Airport Parkway, 1 mile from airport departures and connected by a shuttle bus, with a total journey time between 40-50 minutes.
• By taxi or car – 1 hour 45 minutes from central London.
• By bus – 90 minutes from Victoria on route 757, leaving every 20 minutes.

Services: free WiFi, smoking areas, ATMs, duity-free shopping, and a wide range of high-street chains, cafes, restaurants, and bars both before and after security.

Useful information about London Gatwick Airport

London Gatwick Airport (LGW) is in Surrey about 30 miles south of central London.

How to get to the airport:

• By bus – 90 minutes from Victoria Coach Station, operating every half hour.
• By taxi – 60 minutes from central London.
• By train – Gatwick Express every 15 minutes from London Victoria, 35 minutes to Gatwick.

Services: 24/7, prayer room, disabled passenger services, ATMs, smoking areas, business lounges, and a range of duty-free shopping, retail outlets, and eateries.

Useful information about London City Airport

London City Airport (LCY) is located on the River Thames in East London, 4 miles east of Canary Wharf.

How to get to the airport:

• By train – the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) from Bank station to the airport in 20 minutes.
• By taxi – 35 minutes from central London or 10 minutes from Canary Wharf.
• By bus – 30 minutes from Canning Town station, route 474.

Services: express check-in, smoking areas, business facilities, passenger assistance, and a handful of shops and food outlets.

Isle of Man has one major air passenger hub: Isle of Man Airport (IOM).

Useful information about Isle of Man Airport

Isle of Man Airport is located in the south of the island in Ronaldsway, close to Castletown.

How to get from the airport to the city:

• By bus – routes 1, 2, 2A, 11 and 12 run to Douglas (25-30 minutes) every 20 minutes, 7 days a week, and in the opposite direction to Castletown (5-10 minutes) and Port Erin (15 minutes).
• By car or taxi – 20 minutes to Douglas, 5 minutes into Castletown.
• By train – in summer, a scenic steam train goes from the airport to Castletown and Douglas.

Services: internet access, ATM, car hire, tourist information, passenger assistance, post office, and a number of shops and food outlets.

• Hike (or take the tram) to the summit of Snaefell, Isle of Man's highest point, for an incredible view of the entire island and the Irish Sea.
• Get a feel for island life of yesteryear at Cregneash Folk Museum, a traditional working crofting village with authentic thatched cottages.
• Visit the Manx Museum in Douglas for an introduction to Manx culture, while the Neolithic stone circle at Meayll Hill and Viking ship-burial at Balladoole speak to the island's incredibly long human history.