Overnight works at Ronaldsway Airport this week are expected to cause some noise disruption for local residents.
Rock-breaking is scheduled for two nights starting Thursday, September 11 between 8.30pm and 5.30am and again on Friday, September 12.
The works are part of the airport’s drainage project, with contractors carrying out night-time operations.
Airport officials say nearby residents in Derbyhaven, Ballasalla, and Castletown may her some noise during these hours.
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