The area around Bradda Head remains closed to the public following Monday's light plane crash.

As investigations continue into the incident, restrictions remain in place.

Police said yesterday: 'Police advise that the area of Bradda Head is under police scene guard and the public should avoid the area.

'The water and air space around the site is also closed to the public.'

The Isle of Man Civil Aviation Administration reminded the public that unauthorised drones are not allowed in the area, adding: 'Due to ongoing accident investigation operations in the vicinity of Port Erin, no drones may be flown within 2 nautical miles (3.7 km) of Bradda Head.'

Police believe that the aircraft had one person on board at the time of the collision but no details about the individual have been released yet.