The status of the Island's airport has been reduced to "special attention", according to the Island's Enterprise Minister.
Last year, the Isle of Man Civil Aviation Authority said Ronaldsway was "on notice" after a number of regulatory concerns.
However, Tim Johnston MHK was quizzed about the airport in a question for written answer from Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas.
Mr Johnston said in May the CAA had reduced its safety regulatory enforcement status to "special attention".
New drugs policy may be delayed, says minister
New policy principles about drugs may be delayed, according to the Island's Home Affairs Minister.
Charity delighted with huge donation
A man's donated nearly half a million pounds to a local charity.
Questions over student carrying knives in schools
Are youngsters carrying knives a problem in Island schools?
Shoplifter targeted same shop twice in three hours
A shoplifter from Liverpool has been fined £100 after stealing wine from the same shop twice in a night.
Government ready for invasive insects
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it has plans in place to deal with so-called 'murder hornets'.
Flats plan for offices over pub
You could soon get the chance to live above a busy Douglas pub, if planners give the go-ahead.
Drink-driver handed two-year ban
A man's been banned from the roads after he was spotted getting into his car after drinking in a pub.
Peel bowling alley approved on appeal
Peel commissioners have two years to come up with detailed plans for a bowling alley, clubhouse and café after winning an appeal.
