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The States of Guernsey has received several enquiries from boat and aircraft owners asking if they can access their vessels and planes in marinas and hangars or aprons or airfields during the current restrictions in place to stop the spread of COVID-19. Guernsey Ports is providing additional guidance, which is based on guidance from States of Guernsey’s Public Health Services. Pleasure boating…

Aurigny is suspending its remaining London Gatwick services due to the lack of demand experienced since essential-only travel and a mandatory 14-day self-isolation requirement were introduced in the Bailiwick, in an effort to reduce the spread of Coronavirus. With current daily numbers below six passengers, the Gatwick services will cease from Monday 6th April 2020, through until Sunday 31st May…

Due to the ongoing Coronavirus crises we are now further reducing our schedule and will only be offering services on lifeline routes.  This temporarily revised schedule will run for travel up to and including 31st May 2020, but is subject to change at short notice. The States of Guernsey’s guidance is that only passengers whose travel is truly essential should still be flying to…

As part of efforts to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Guernsey Ports’ offices are now closed to the public until further notice. The Control Tower Building, Airport Fire Station at Guernsey Airport and their equivalents in Alderney are now closed to the public, however they do continue to function. The Harbour Office on the Cambridge Berth and the Marine Services Centre on the Albert…

Following stricter border controls being introduced in the Bailiwick and the States of Guernsey advising that all non-essential travel must stop with immediate effect, and that anyone returning to the island on ANY of our flights from ANY destination (excluding only Alderney) are now required to self-isolate for 14 days. Aurigny have reduced their schedule to and from Alderney. This schedule will…

As the Covid-19 situation continues to evolve, both the States of Guernsey and Government of Jersey have now stipulated that all arriving travellers must self-isolate for 14 days. Unsurprisingly this means there is little or no demand for scheduled services, as such Blue Islands has further revised its Jersey operations, any affected passengers will be automatically moved and notified of that…

Following stricter border controls being introduced overnight in Guernsey and the States of Guernsey advising that all non-essential travel must stop with immediate effect, and that anyone returning to the island on ANY Aurigny flights from ANY destination (excluding only Alderney) are now required to self-isolate for 14 days, Aurigny are going to be reducing their schedule and offering a…

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Exercising her powers under the Emergency Powers (Coronavirus) (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Regulations, 2020, the Medical Officer of Health has imposed a requirement on all persons arriving in the Bailiwick from anywhere in the world to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival. This is a legal requirement, and failure to comply is a criminal offence. This new measure includes all travel…

From Thursday everyone arriving in the Bailiwick of Guernsey is required to self-isolate for 14 days, as such on Wednesday 18 March, Blue Islands has two flights from Southampton to Guernsey and two flights from Jersey to Guernsey to get people home. Blue Islands is working closely with the States of Guernsey to maintain the essential levels of service that our Channel Island…

From 00.01am local time Thursday 19 March, anyone travelling into the Bailiwick of Guernsey will be required to self-isolate for 14 days regardless of any symptoms or port of origin. This decision was reached by the Strategic Co-ordinating Group and the recommendation made to the Civil Contingencies Authority, following a review of the latest epidemiological evidence regarding COVID-19 and a…