Flights between the Isle of Man and Dublin have officially returned.
The first Aer Lingus flight set off from Dublin to Ronaldsway yesterday morning.
The airline had signed a 10 year agreement with Emerald to start flights from 2023 or earlier following the decline of Stobart Air.
Journeys start from around £33 each way, with six weekly flights to the city.
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