Isle Of Man (IOM) Airport Arrivals

Arrivals at Isle of Man (IOM) Airport - FAQs

Isle of Man Airport Arrivals Overview

Ronaldsway Airport on the Isle of Man is near Castletown and around 6 miles away from Douglas, the capital of the Isle of Man. Below you can see the airlines that serve IOM Airport all year round.

Isle of Man Airport also has a number of seasonal flights to international destinations such as Majorca, Malaga, Tenerife and the Algarve.

Isle of Man Airport Travel Information

Located to the south of the islands, IOM Airport is served by buses and taxis to make your travel to and from the airport as simple as possible.

Buses

The Bus Vannin company operates a range of services stopping at major locations such as Onchan, Douglas, Santon, Ballasalla, Castletown, Port Erin, Port St. Mary and various smaller stops between them. The routes you can use are:

• Service 1
• Service 1A
• Service 2A
• Service 11
• Service 11A
• Service 12

Buses operate every 15 minutes during the day and early evening Monday to Saturday, with reduced frequency later in the evening. On Sundays you'll find bus services run every 20 minutes from the daytime to early evening.

Taxis

The taxi rank is situated directly outside the terminal building at Isle of Man Airport and you can grab a metered fare from here. A daytime fare to central Douglas will cost approximately £23, £28 to Peel, £16 for Port Erin and around £48 to Ramsey. Please note all the prices are approximate and can change depending on number of passengers, luggage and traffic.

You can also pre-book a taxi to meet you from your flight and these will be at a fixed fare.

Pick-Up at Isle of Man Airport

There isn't a dedicated pick-up or drop-off area at the airport, however, the Premium car park offers up to 15 minutes of free parking (1 hour for blue badge holders). If you need a bit longer, the Standard Parking area offers up to 30 minutes free parking (up to 1 hour for blue badge holders) but is a little further away.