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For the second month in a row, passenger numbers at Isle of Man Airport have matched the corresponding figures for 2009.
It follows a difficult few months, during which the airlines serving the Island were affected by bad weather, here and elsewhere, and the ash cloud from the volcano in Iceland.
Airport director Ann Reynolds is encouraged to see things settling down, and told John Moss she is cautiously optimistic a corner has been turned:
Work underway to 'get confidence back in the economy'
Chief minister says concern over finances based on 'more sentiment than actual evidence'
Energy and food security "two most important things", says MHK
Douglas North's John Wannenburgh believes these are the two main components that will determine the Island's survival
Gatwick drop-off fee rises again
Heads up for Manx air passengers travelling to London
Isle of Man inflation holds steady at 2.8 percent in November
Food, hospitality and education costs continue to rise, while falls in energy prices help offset pressures
