Disruption at Ronaldsway Airport will be scrutinised by island politicians next week.
A number of questions will be put to the infrastructure minister in the House of Keys.
It comes after a number of delays and cancellations to and from the airport in recent weeks.
The runway at Ronaldsway is closed periodically throughout the day, something the airport is blaming on a shortage of air traffic controllers.
In a recent social media update an airport spokesman said: "We are not alone in this situation, with other airports having to take similar action.
"Aviation is a complex system with many factors affecting flight schedules and we will continue to do everything we can to resolve the issues".
MHK Jason Moorhouse is asking for a full statement on the subsequent flight disruption while MHK David Ashford wants to know what impact it's having on travellers.
The Keys is scheduled to sit at 10am on Tuesday.
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