Officially named as the World’s Friendliest City, a warm welcome is always guaranteed but there’s much to discover in vibrant, cosmopolitan Glasgow.
With World-class attractions – many with free admission and cutting edge contemporary arts scene. Glasgow has stunning architecture – some hidden in plain sight and waiting to be discovered!
The city was named a UNESCO City of Music (one of only two in the UK), Glasgow is a hotbed of musical creativity across all genres. In any one week, music lovers can enjoy over 130 different music events in Glasgow.
Glasgow has the Art Nouveau magic of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The innovative style of one of Glasgow’s most famous sons can be seen throughout the city in a magnificent legacy of work.
Blue Islands with its codeshare partner Loganair offer daily connections from Guernsey to Glasgow International via Southampton.
Famed for its Royal Mile, the Castle, and the Hogmanay New Year celebrations, Edinburgh has plenty to offer visitors.
Edinburgh was the first city in the world to be named a UNESCO City of Literature; it offers so many opportunities to spend a day immersing yourself in its rich literary heritage on one of the city’s popular tours.
From major art galleries and museums, to theatre, comedy and music, there are discoveries to be made around every corner, and a year long calendar of exciting festivals and events to suit all tastes and ages.
Aurigny offers seasonal flights to Edinburgh from Guernsey.
Blue Islands with its codeshare partner Loganair also offer daily connections from Guernsey to Edinburgh via Southampton.
25th February 2019
Aurigny is delighted to announce the addition of two new routes which will offer customers a twice daily return service to Jersey from Guernsey and a twice daily return service to Southampton from Guernsey, both commencing in May 2019. The return of Aurigny to Jersey and the additional services to Southampton, will offer customers greater choice, reliability and an additional inter-island…
21st February 2019
Aurigny are delighted to announce the launch of its Winter 2019 schedule from London Gatwick, Manchester, London Stansted and Bristol for departures up to, and including 5th January 2020. Some of the services include: London Gatwick - Up to 6 flights a day. Manchester - Double daily. London Stansted - Mon, Thu, Fri, Sun. Bristol - Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun. Remember children 'fly for…
21st February 2019
Flybe will be operating a direct daily flight between Guernsey and London Heathrow Airport with effect from 31st March 2019. For the first time in 20 years, this will provide Guernsey with a connection to London’s largest airport and to the numerous onward links available via the UKs busiest international hub. The service will be operated by a 78-seat Bombardier Q400…
20th February 2019
Channel Island residents will enjoy new direct flights to Cornwall this summer as Blue Islands adds three flights per week from Guernsey/Jersey to Cornwall Airport Newquay which starts on 3rd June 2019. Rob Veron, CEO, Blue Islands said, “Following the recent introduction of Guernsey – London Southend and Guernsey – Liverpool services, the exciting addition of Cornwall Airport Newquay…
14th February 2019
Guernsey Airport’s security enhancement project is now entering its final phase before the upgrade work is due to be finished by the end of March 2019. The two security lanes will continue to be available for peak time departures whilst this phase of work takes place. Additional space for passengers to place their outer clothing, cabin baggage, and electronic devices in special trays will be…
Due to the potential physical and technical effects that tall construction equipment may have on airport operations, Guernsey and Alderney Airports should be consulted before the use of temporary obstacles, such as cranes or other tall construction equipment.
Failure to consult with the airport could result in, enforcement action being taken against the crane operator under the Aviation (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law 2008.
The Assessment Process
The requirements are for those cranes and tall equipment within 6km (3.72 miles) of either airport that are operating at either 10 metres (10.93 yards) above ground level (AGL) or higher than the surrounding structures or trees must be notified to and approved by the airport.
You will be asked to input all relevant information for an assessment to be made. We ask that you notify Guernsey Airport with at least seven working days’ notice so we can carry out the relevant safety assessments and if there are any concerns or operational requirements, the appropriate briefings and control measures can be put in place.
Guernsey Airport understands that sometimes it is necessary to urgently erect a crane and therefore any applications within the seven day period will be dealt with as quickly as possible.
Please remember that any unauthorised crane constitutes an offence under the Aviation (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law 2008, which states that “A person shall not recklessly or negligently act in a manner likely to endanger an aircraft, or any person therein.”
1st February 2019
The Guernsey Air Cadets will join 1,000 other Royal Air Force squadrons containing 30,000 cadets across the British Isles marking National Air Cadet Day this weekend. National Air Cadet Day 2019 falls on Sunday 3rd February, a parade and a remembrance service, which is open to all, will start at the Allied Air Crew memorial at Guernsey Airport from 10.45am. As part of the day, the Guernsey…
25th January 2019
Guernsey residents now have two new low-cost services direct to the UK, as Blue Islands adds a daily London Southend service and twice weekly Liverpool service to provide Islanders with new convenient options for travelling to London and the north west from Guernsey. Rob Veron, CEO Blue Islands said: “As an independent local airline, the exciting addition of the two new low-cost services from…
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