The collapsed airline EuroManx is going to be a topic of discussion in the House of Keys once again next week.

Onchan MHK Peter Karran and Michael member David Cannan will both seek answers from the Chief Minister and Treasury Minister Allan Bell.

Mr Karran will kick-start question time with an four-part question for Tony Brown about the legal requirements for an airline to be bonded to protect passengers who've paid for flights.

He's also calling for a detailed account of what happened on May 9th - the day the airline went into liquidation.

Mr Cannan will put Allan Bell on the spot with regard to why extended credit was given to EuroManx which allowed it to carry on trading even though it was insolvent.

He also wants to know when Treasury first became aware that the airline had fallen into arrears with the payment of employees ITIP and National Insurance contributions.