6% of Island services failed to fly
Six per cent of flights due to operate through Ronaldsway Airport during April were cancelled.
Figures issued by the Civil Aviation Authority show, of the 776 scheduled Isle of Man services, 48 failed to take to the air.
Only Newquay in Cornwall, at 8.6 percent and three small airports in Scotland - Barra (21.7 percent), John O'Groats (12.3 percent) and Tirree (14.8 percent) had a worse record during the month.
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