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A light aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at Ronaldsway Airport.
Carrying four people, the pilot and three passengers, the twin-engine plane developed an intermittent fault on the port engine as it was flying from Liverpool to Belfast City.
There was a full emergency turn-out, including police and fire service personnel, but the aircraft landed safely.
The incident happened yesterday afternoon.
(Picture: Ronaldsway Airport).
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