The government is bringing in a specialist contractor to check part of the airport is safe before drainage works can continue.
Last month workers discovered devices, thought to be from World War Two, containing phosphorous on site at Ronaldsway.
A military bomb disposal team was called in to safely deal with them.
There will be no disruption to flights while the UK contractor is brought over to examine the area in case of further devices.
Twice as much sickness among island's government workers than UK, says report
Sickness among public sector workers on the Island is almost twice as high as it is in the UK, according to a new report.
Public appeal after Lonan playground vandalised once again
Garff Commissioners are appealing for information after a playground was dug up by vandals in Lonan.
Public risking serious injury or death by entering restricted plantation areas, says government
People visiting South Barrule plantation are being urged to stay out of restricted areas.
Extra cellular coverage for Tynwald Day card machine users
Tynwald Day traders using card machines will be supported by Manx Telecom.
Mail to Israel restarts, but Gaza and Iran still suspended
Isle of Man Post Office says you can start sending mail to Israel again - but no Gaza, Iran or the West Bank.
£4 million penalty for egaming company
A Braddan egaming firm has been slapped with a £4 million civil penalty after an inspection by the gambling regulator.
WATCH: Kipper the Cat becomes Island's latest YouTube star!
The Isle of Man has a new celebrity cat - thanks to the power of artificial intelligence!
Douglas Council backs DOI's 20mph limit plans
The Island's largest local authority has backed plans to introduce new 20mph speed limits.
