The government says some airlines have been giving passengers misleading information about travel documents needed to visit the Isle of Man.
The Treasury says those who have valid immigration status don't need Electronic Travel Authorisation documents to come here.
It's after some carriers caused confusion because they misunderstood the rules and gave the wrong information to fliers.
Companies have been advised to check the UK Home Office for the correct guidance.
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