Normal operations have resumed
The main runway at Ronaldsway Airport has now reopened following an incident with a light aircraft.
Both runways were temporarily shut for around an hour as the plane landed with a burst tyre.
The airport has confirmed the aircraft has now been successfully and safely moved from the runway and normal operations have resumed.
A spokesperson has apologised for any delays to flights and say they 'appreciate [passengers] patience and understanding'.
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