Coastguards in Belfast have confirmed the emergency services are dealing with a plane crash in the south of the Island.
Police, fire and ambulance crews as well as coastguards, a helicopter and Peel and Port St Mary lifeboats are at the scene.
It's believed the plane, a UK-registered Cessna, came down just before midday.
Police are asking people to stay away from the scene.
A Cessna 210 has crashed on the coast of Isle of Man this afternoon. Local media report a large emergency services presence in the area. No word yet on injuries. https://t.co/JZndGusfdO pic.twitter.com/nQTbX5KVFo
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) July 17, 2023
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