Oxford Airport daily to Jersey and the Isle of Man

Manx2, the controversial Isle of Man virtual airline, is to introduce on 8 May daily services from Oxford Airport to both Jersey and the Isle of Man.

Created in 2006 by Noel Hayes, who had formerly run what is now Blue Islands airline in the Channel Islands, Manx2 is a travel operator who charters in licensed aircraft from various EU states to operate services.  In February 2011 a Fairchild Metro aircraft, flying under the Manx2 banner, crashed at Cork Airport with six fatal casualties.  The airline currently operates 15 routes including the Welsh Assembly backed service between Cardiff and Anglesey.

With its excellent location close by the M40 and regional major roads Oxford Airport is established as an important executive aviation airport and is now active in developing short haul regional services.  It offers simple parking arrangements and an undemanding terminal facility with minimum walking and comfortable surroundings. www.manx2.com www.oxfordairport.co.uk

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