States members say people want change following two resignations and chief executive's departure.

Aurigny says a plane experienced "technical difficulties" and had to be taken out of service.

Policy and Resources has warned there will only be "losers" in these proposals.

Three local people have set out an eight-point plan for future air services from Alderney Airport.

The experts include runway construction specialists, archaeologists, and soil contamination advisors.

Scaffolding is installed around the control tower to enable further engineering works.

Residents have been told to expect noise during the drill involving a passenger plane in distress.

At £37m Alderney's runway improvements would cost 50% more than the original budget.