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An airline boss in the Isle of Man says a new development in aircraft seating could jeopardise safety if introduced on flights to and from the Island.
The launch of the ‘SkyRider’, an ultra-high density seat, has been hailed as a way airlines can reduce ticket prices while maintaining sound profitability.
However, Noel Hayes from Manx2.com, says there are certainly no plans to install such seating in his company's planes:
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