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Useful Information on Flights to Isle Of Man

Weekly Non Stop Flights:	2 Flights Weekly
Destination Airport:	Isle of Man Airport
Popular Airlines:	FlyBe, Aer Lingus, EasyJet

Facts About Flying to Isle Of Man, United Kingdom

The percentage of Isle Of Man travelers over the age of 35 was 76%.
The percentage of Isle Of Man travelers over the age of 60 was 38%.
The percentage of Isle Of Man travelers who booked First or Business Class Class was 5%.
The percentage of Isle Of Man travelers who were millennials was 24%.
The percentage of Isle Of Man travelers who were female was 34%.
Average number of days spent by travelers in Isle Of Man was 8.
Month with most bookings for Isle Of Man was January.
Month with least bookings for Isle Of Man was August, July.

‡ All of the above-mentioned facts are derived from the data of the last 3 months while the highest and lowest booking months are picked on the basis of last 12 months.

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Top Attractions in Isle Of Man

Set atop the Crellings Hill, the Manx Museum is a must visit for everyone. Check out the Manx landscape and wildlife through exhibits like the tailless Manx cat and Manx Loaghtan Sheep. Don’t miss the weaponry and artifacts collection highlighting Viking heritage.

Built in 1854 to pump water from the mines, the Laxey Wheel is an amazing engineering marvel. The 72 ft high World’s biggest water wheel displays superb views of the surrounding countryside and Laxey.

Once served as a jail during the Mann rule, Castle Rushen is now an important point of interest in Isle of Man. Watch iron wrist, ankle shackles used to tie prisoners as well as various hangmen’s belts. The interiors of the castle are filled with lavish decorations.

As the name suggests the Nautical Museum houses a lot of exhibits related to sailing. Visit the boathouse featuring an innovatively-designed boat that was unexplored for more than a century.