Here they are folks and we have our first 90% 'er!

Belfast (BFS) is currently not published so am waiting on those figures but never amazing. Another note is that Belfast City (BHD) operated 107 passengers to and from Blackpool in the month, obviously via IOM with either Loganair or Manx2. Brackets include month on month change.
Here we go then!
Isle of Man (IOM) - 3718 - 55% (+2%)
Dublin (DUB) - 1941 - 72% (+13%)
Faro (FAO) - 4321 - 86% (+1%)
Alicante (ALC) - 4301 - 85% (+2%)
Ibiza (IBZ) - 2127 - 80% (+21%)
Mahon (MAH) - 321 - 54% (N/A)
Malaga (AGP) - 5047 - 83% (0%)
Murcia (MJV) - 3392 - 88% (+2%)
Palma de Mallorca (PMI) - 5772 - 90% (+16%)
IOM - Now back to Manx2, lets hope the loads keep up as the capacity drops. Small increase month on month.
DUB - Large increase in capacity filled mainly due to Aer Arann using many of it's smaller ATR-42s on the route.
FAO - Second place goes to the Portuguese hotspot. Always good loads and prices to match!
ALC - Still at four times weekly this summer for the second year running and loads staying high as imagined from the original bucket and spade route from Blackpool.
IBZ - Big increase due to last month being the start of the summer service. Starting to fit in nicely having reached the 80% mark and expected to stay in this tenth for the rest of the summer.
MAH - New route and only four sectors in, it is expected to be so low as Ibiza was last month. I think it will increase somewhat come next month.
AGP - Stagnant month for Malaga which I find surprising. I think it will rise quite some in the coming months as the summer season gets into full swing.
MJV - Still flying high! A route, when first launched by Jet2 in it's original announcement of a base in Blackpool I was sceptical about but it has well and truly smashed my opinion into the ground and it doing better than some of the more conventional destinations!
PMI - Star performer for June. As the weather gets warmer more and more flock to the island. First route to break the '90' mark this summer and I would expect to be joined by two, if not three more come July and August figures.
Overall, Manx2 have their route back to themselves and loads seem good. Dublin is performing much better with a more suitable sized aircraft to meet the ticket prices while it is clear to see that Jet2 are making some money out of Blackpool and long may it continue!
