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Isle of Man – London City: how often flights are 3+ hours late or cancelled

Of 809 scheduled flights between Isle of Man and London City in 2025, 4.1% (95% range 2.9%–5.7%) were cancelled (33) or at least 3 hours late (about 0) — roughly 1 in 25. That is worse than 94% of 834 busy UK routes (median 1.1%). The route is 425 km, so when the airline is at fault UK261 compensation is £220 per passenger. This is an upper estimate: weather and air traffic control problems give no right to compensation. Source: UK CAA.

Data: CAA punctuality statistics, calendar year 2025 (published 25 February 2026) · calculated 3 November 2026 · Methodology and sources

4.1%3+ hours late or cancelled
1 in 25flights
£220UK261 per passenger if the airline is at fault

The route in 2025

Scheduled flights (both directions)809
Cancelled33
Operated but 3 hours or more lateabout 0
On time or within 15 minutes86% of operated flights
Average delay of operated flights5 minutes
Distance425 km (great circle, IOM–LCY)

By direction

DirectionScheduled flights3h+ late or cancelled95% range
From Isle of Man4043.5%2.1%–5.7%
To Isle of Man4054.7%3.0%–7.2%

Operated by Loganair (809 scheduled flights).

What you may be owed

DistanceDelay at arrivalUK261 compensation
425 km3 hours or more, or a cancellation less than 14 days ahead£220 per passenger

Weather is a frequent reason why no compensation is due: at London City EUROCONTROL restricted arrivals for weather on 8.7% of days in 2018–2026.

Caveats

CAA destination name: London City.