Airline restart dates

Airline restart dates


 This list compiles a list of when airlines are expected to resume services at Manchester
I won't detail frequencies or individual routes as they will vary on a weekly basis. Please note this information is subject to change based on Local border conditions and I accept no liability for the information posted here.

 Aegean Airlines: now operating 
Air Baltic: 2nd June 2021
Air Canada: 5th June 2021
Air France: now operating
Aer Lingus: now operating 
Air Malta: now operating 
Air Transat: now operating 
American: 28th March 2021
Aurigny: 23rd Sept
Austrian: 28th March 2021
BH air: 5th May 2021
Biman Bangladesh: 3rd Jan 2021
Blue Islands: now operating
British Airways: now operating 
Brussels Airlines: now operating
Cathay Pacific: now operating
Correndon: 2nd Apr 2021
Eastern: now operating 
Easyjet: now operating
Emirates: Now operating
Etihad: now operating 
Ethiopian: now operating 
Eurowings: now operating
Finnair: now operating 
Hainan: now operating
Iberia: now operating
Icelandair: 5th Oct
Iran Air: now operating 
Jet2: now operating 
KLM: now operating
Loganair: now operating
Lufthansa: now operating
Luxair: 28th March 2021
Norwegian: 25th Oct
PIA: now operating via hifly
Pegasus: now operating 
Qatar: now operating
RAM: 29th March 2021
Ryanair: now operating
Saudia: 25th March 2021
SAS: now operating 
Singapore Airlines: 1st Feb 2021
Swiss: now operating
TAP: now operating 
TUI: now operating
Turkish Airlines: now operating 
United: 20th June 2021
Virgin: 25th Oct
Vueling: now operating 

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