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Flights to and from the Isle of Man shouldn't be affected by the massive public sector strike taking place in the United Kingdom today (Wednesday).
It's thought over two million workers will take part in the action, over proposed pension reforms.
There is expected to be extensive disruption to travel in the UK, but director of Ronaldsway Airport Ann Reynolds says while there could be problems for people trying to make connecting flights to the Island, domestic flights should operate as normal:
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