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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…

The global situation regarding travel is changing at pace and with that in mind, and following the advice of Guernsey's Director of Public Health, it has been agreed that, with effect from Monday 16th March 2020: Spain and France will be added to the list of Group A countries. This means that anyone returning from these areas will be required to self-isolate for 14 days regardless of whether…

Rob Veron, Chief Executive of Blue Islands said: "Following announcements by the States of Guernsey advising islanders to consider avoiding all non-essential travel to and from the islands, we are entering unprecedented territory with the impact of Covid-19. Blue Islands has implemented a revised timetable, effective from Tuesday 17 March until Sunday 12 April ensuring the maintenance of…

In light of the States of Guernsey advising islanders against all non-essential travel to and from the Bailiwick of Guernsey, Aurigny are announcing temporary amendments to its normal FLUGHT changes and refunds policy. If you are departing in the next FOUR WEEKS up to and including Thursday 9th of April 2020, you may change your booking to a later date and we will waive any admin fees (fare…

Blue Islands is reminding passengers who had booked a Blue Islands operated service via Flybe will need to rebook their travel on www.blueislands.com. This applies to all passengers who had flights booked for 10 March onwards. Despite sustained efforts by the airline to avoid this consequence, customers will need to rebook flights. Passengers who are being asked to re-book their flights must do…

Aurigny will be launching two new permanent direct air services from Guernsey to ensure essential island connections with Birmingham and Exeter are maintained following the collapse of Flybe.  The first new service to Birmingham will operate on Wednesday 11th March and the new Exeter service on Thursday 12th March. Aurigny Chief Executive, Mark Darby said: “We believe that maintaining…

Aurigny has seen a drop off in sales across its network over the last week due to the Coronavirus, with the London Gatwick services seeing the largest impact. As a result, from next week until the 18th April 2020 the airline will be streamlining its London Gatwick service and cancelling some of the ATR rotations during the week and where demand is low. Mark Darby, CEO said: “We have seen…

Blue Islands services will continue to operate as normal, following the closure of Flybe. Passengers with bookings for travel on Blue Islands operated services are advised to check-in on time at the airport. FRIDAY 06 MARCH 2020 Passengers booked to travel on a Blue Islands operated service are asked to check in on time. If you do not have a booking, you will be able to make a new booking at a…