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A picture of a Dornier in Aurigny livery with 2 people in high visibility jackets unloading luggage.

Funding agreement made for Alderney runway

The Policy and Resources Committee will work alongside Alderney States to finalise a proposal.

People enjoying the warm weather at Bournemouth beach in Dorset. The beach is crowded with people enjoying various activities. Some are sunbathing on towels or under umbrellas, while others are playing in the sand. In the background, there's a large pier. The pier has several buildings on it. There are also amusement park rides on the pier, including a tall slide. The ocean waves are gently rolling onto the shore, and some people are swimming or wading in the water near the beach.

Jersey to Bournemouth flights to start in 2026

The airline is being subsidised by a government initiative to encourage more routes into Jersey.

A plane flying above Jersey's coastline with a blue sea below it. It has blue and white branding reading BLUE ISLANDS. On the island below it are green fields, trees and a large harbour wall stretching out into the sea.

Channel Islands airlines say check-in issues fixed

Aurigny and Blue Islands say their booking systems are working after a global technical outage.

Aircraft replacement plans for Alderney

Under the plans, the Dornier planes could be replaced with two Twin Otter aircraft.

A photo of a queue of people waiting to board an Aurigny ATR plane

Taxpayers 'not expected' to fund Aurigny losses

There were claims in the States Assembly the company had lost up to £10m in 2024.

Three Aurigny branded planes reading GUERNSEY are sitting on the tarmac next to a runway on a bright blue sky day. They are white with yellow tails.

Aurigny call centre moved from in-house to Fiji

The Guernsey-based carrier said its new provider had been working on its behalf since January.

A plane flying above Jersey's coastline with a blue sea below it. It has blue and white branding reading BLUE ISLANDS. On the island below it are green fields, trees and a large harbour wall stretching out into the sea.

Channel Islands flight check-in problems continue

Flights are unaffected but Blue Islands is having to check passengers in manually for a second day.

Ian Taylor is shaking hands with Jonathan Le Tocq outside a stone building with glass doors. Mr Taylor is wearing a navy shirt with RIDUNA RADIO branding and a pair of glasses. Mr Le Tocq is wearing a navy blazer over a blue shirt and purple patterned tie. They are both smiling.

Petition for urgent runway work submitted

"Backing has come from all over the world," says Ian Taylor, who created the petition.

An Aurigny plane sits on the tarmac with chocks around its wheels as four staff members on high-viz waistcoats load the hold with baggage. There is a cone in the foreground and a blue sky beyond.

Channel Islands flights affected by global outage

Aurigny and Blue Islands check passengers in manually in Guernsey and Jersey due to a global issue.