Airline Loganair says coronavirus means it's halving its flights to London City airport over the next fortnight.
High levels of Covid-related absence have led to staff shortages amongst its Manx-based aircrew.
As a result, it's suspend one of its two daily flights between Ronaldsway and London City - scrapping the morning flight but keeping the evening journey.
Chief Commercial Officer Kay Ryan has apologised, saying the sickness levels were unexpected.
Nearly £42k in government backing for buy local schemes
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says his department has backed buy local schemes to the tune of almost £42,000 this year.
Cruise ship to visit today
A cruise ship carrying more than 300 people will be making a stop in the Isle of Man today.
Police warning over speeding ticket text scam
Police are warning about a scam involving fake texts about speeding tickets.
Warning for MGP motorhome visitors
Motorhome drivers are being warned not to stay overnight on Douglas Promenade.
Island resident Fury's show shortlisted for new award
Island resident Tyson Fury's reality show has been nominated for a new prize in the UK's National Television Awards.
Two practice sessions planned later for contingency day
Race organisers are hoping the weather stays fine enough for two practice sessions today.
Local authority to discuss buying Bee Gees home tomorrow
Braddan Commissioners will discuss proposals to buy the former home of the Bee Gees tomorrow.
Manx Grand Prix crash claims rider's life
A rider's confirmed to have died during tonight's MGP practice.
