'Borders remain closed', chief minister emphasises
Island residents who own light aircraft are able to fly them again from today.
But they're only allowed to do so as a way of keeping them ticking over and for maintenance, and they must remain within Manx airspace.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle announced the change at a recent media conference, when he said the rules on pleasure craft were being looked at as well:
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