Airport master plan in development
The Infrastructure Minister admits Ronaldsway 'hasn't been right' in recent months, but insists work is underway to address the problems.
Chris Thomas says a master plan is currently in development to help improve the Isle of Man Airport, including training and recruiting more staff.
Air traffic control currently only has 10 of the 15 full time staff it needs.
Mr Thomas says the department is well aware of ongoing issues and is trying to fix them:
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