Ronaldsway has now reopened following a day plagued by ice and issues regarding aircraft de-icer.
They were forced to cancel a number of flights after the crucial de-icing fluid failed to turn up on yesterday’s ferry.
Flights to Manchester, Liverpool, Dublin, Gatwick and Birmingham were among those services affected.
Ronaldsway were keen to impress that it’s the Department of Infrastructure who are responsible for the runway and de-icing.
The fluid has since arrived and they say it is now business as normal.
They were forced to cancel a number of flights after the crucial de-icing fluid failed to turn up on yesterday’s ferry.
Flights to Manchester, Liverpool, Dublin, Gatwick and Birmingham were among those services affected.
Ronaldsway were keen to impress that it’s the Department of Infrastructure who are responsible for the runway and de-icing.
The fluid has since arrived and they say it is now business as normal.
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