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Blue Islands is once again offering Channel Islanders the opportunity to conquer their phobias to enable them to enjoy travel in 2022 and beyond with new Freedom to Fly courses in Guernsey and Jersey in the new year. Freedom to Fly is an intimate course created for 25 delegates and proven to help those who are inhibited by the common fear of flying. Rob Veron, CEO Blue Islands said, “Travel is…

Guernsey - Southampton flights are now on sale until October 2022 with Blue Islands.  Whether it's seeing family and friends, exploring the South Coast, or simply a summer escape, you can now book great value flights to Southampton with Blue Islands for travel until 29 October 2022. There's a choice of multiple daily flights and all Blue Islands' fares include 23kg hold luggage, generous…

Aurigny's 2022 flight schedule is now on sale with some exciting new destinations  Flights are available between Guernsey and Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Exeter & Leeds Bradford. Plus its added extra frequencies to its London Gatwick flights already on sale with up to 6 flights per day. Dublin has proved really popular, with Aurigny adding an additional frequency on Saturday to 3…

Guernsey Airport’s food and beverage outlet Bailiwick Bar and Kitchen has achieved a Bailiwick of Guernsey five-star rating for food hygiene. All establishments in the Bailiwick that prepare food for the public are routinely inspected by staff from the Office of Environmental Health and Pollution Regulation (OEHPR) as part of the Guernsey Food Hygiene Inspection Scheme. Operations Manager for…

A new partnership between leading UK regional airlines Aurigny, Blue Islands and Loganair will take off in 2022 as the airlines widen their relationships to offer more seamless travel connections across their route networks; aim to coordinate their benefits for frequent flyers; and launch a new programme of co-operation to harness their collective buying power. Existing partnerships between Blue…

Blue Islands is committed to every one of its flights being carbon neutral from 1 December 2021 through a new partnership with Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust. The local airline will balance the carbon impacts of delivering regional air connectivity, which is a vital part of island infrastructure. Rob Veron, CEO Blue Islands said, “Connecting people, whether for our social wellbeing or…

Guernsey Ports is reintroducing the requirement to cover a face in communal and public facing areas of its terminals and offices.    This means passengers, Ports staff, business partner staff and customers and other service users will need to wear a face covering whilst in enclosed public buildings and facilities. The necessity to cover your face has been brought in due to the current…

Guernsey Ports is fully supporting the aims of #PurpleTuesday which is a national campaign to improving the experience of those who have a disability. #PurpleTuesday, which takes place on the 2 November annually, aims create a step change improvement in the value and needs of disabled customers and making the experience accessible for people. Other States of Guernsey service areas and local…

A collaborative team effort between Guernsey Ports and Welcome Team employees, air and sea carriers and Ports business partners ensured passengers returning to the Bailiwick, following the end of the half term holidays, were processed as efficiently and effectively as possible. Over 2,866 arriving passengers were processed through the airport and harbour terminals during last weekend. Flights and…

A free breakfast could be the perfect start for travelers flying off for a break this half term. Starting from 21 October, Guernsey Ports are giving away a £5 voucher to any passengers who make use of Aurigny’s Twilight Check-in service, which applies to the early morning red eye flights (before 7.45am). They will be able to exchange these for food and drink in the departure lounge café…