Around 10,000 seats will be lost on flight routes to and from the Isle of Man over the summer period.
That's according to TravelWatch which says 350 seats each day - between Ronaldsway and the South East - will be scrapped between June and September:
It says the reduction in capacity comes as airlines look to cash in on more profitable routes.
It's now urging people to book well in advance to secure the seats and best rates available - Terry Liddiard is from the passenger watchdog:
Rural road to close for whole month this week
A country road in the South of the Island is to close for a month.
What help is there for using government online services?
What support is there for people outside Douglas who need help using government online services?
Weather warning for tomorrow
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping tomorrow.
Bad weather cancels two upcoming sailings
The Steam Packet Company says bad weather means two of its sailings this week have been cancelled.
Duo from Island finish 49-day Atlantic row
Two friends from the Island have spent 49 days rowing across the Atlantic for charity
Don't bring your own drone for show this week!
Flying your own drone at a professional show in Douglas this week could cost you £10,000.
Jurassic larks to return in May!
A roar-some charity event that sees runners dressed as dinosaurs will return to the Island in May.
Lord Street plans get go-ahead
Plans for a 12-storey multi-purpose development in Douglas have been given planning approval.
