15th May 2015
Guernsey Airport played host to the Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight’s C-47 Dakota last Saturday following a fly-past over St Peter Port to mark the 70th Anniversary of Liberation Day. The Dakota arrived on the 9th May and left a day later via Sark to perform a fly-past over the Island to mark it’s Liberation Celebrations. The Aircraft, ZA947, was manufactured in the United States and…
15th May 2015
Guernsey Airport will today (Friday 15 May 2015) conclude an aviation security training course for some of its managers and partners managers. This mandatory course is aimed at improving security for managers employed by airports, airlines and anyone else, who has responsibility for security when they are undertaking aviation activities. The course attendees are provided with information to…
13th May 2015
We're proud to announce the launch of our new website. With a completely revamped design, content and functionality the island's airport now has a website that is worthy of it's position as a critical resource to Guernsey.
Home to the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Birmingham Royal Ballet, Edgbaston Cricket Ground and with more miles of canal than Venice, Britain's largest city outside of London is worth a visit.
Birmingham is a major international commerce centre and an important transport, retail, events and conference hub. Located in central England, this city boasts the National Exhibition Centre (the NEC), six universities, and The Belfry Golf Resort - which has hosted the Ryder Cup tournament between Europe and the United States numerous times, and its the home ground for Aston Villa and Birmingham City football clubs.
National Rail connections can be found from Birmingham International station.
Guernsey Airport produces and contributes to a number of annual reports, business plans and service plans which summarise the performance of Guernsey and Alderney Airports.
Annual Accounts
Guernsey Airport Annual Reports
Our annual reports are generally made available after July in the following year due to the public availiblity of the States of Guernsey's annual accounts.
Other Reporting
Trading Group Reports
For information about Aviation Journals and Permits, please visit the Office of the Director of Civil Aviation Channel Islands' website.
The latest Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) or aerial drone devices have very advanced capabilities and are constantly being updated with new features and technology.
When operated safely and correctly, and with the right permissions, they can be a useful aid for filmmakers and photographers who want to capture unique and compelling images and footage of the Bailiwick. Model aeroplanes and helicopters also fall under this scope.
UAS device use requires an understanding of the safety and operational limitations that are appropriate for the Bailiwick.
Similarly, operational restrictions (in law or otherwise) apply in the vicinity of Guernsey and Alderney Airports, Guernsey Harbours and the Guernsey Vessel Traffic Service Zone. These being intended to protect ‘normal’ air and maritime traffic. Other parts of Guernsey, and the island of Sark have laws or policies in place governing all types of UAS device activity.
Guidance for the safe operation of these kinds of aircraft can be found at the following links:
https://www.cidca.aero/article/166735/Drones-Guidance
https://www.cidca.aero/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=180123&p=0
Please click on the links for our Guernsey and Alderney drone posters.
These documents becomes uncontrolled when printed or downloaded from the internet and stored onto an electronic device.
30th April 2015
Guernsey Airport was delighted to welcome the first of the chartered Air Berlin planes on Saturday 25th April. Heralding the start of the summer tourism season, the Bombardier DHC-8-400 was welcomed with a water splash from the Guernsey Airport Fire Service. The Air Berlin service will operate each Saturday from Stuttgart and Dusseldorf until the end of October.
30th April 2015
Alderney Airport is pleased to inform old and new customers that following an interruption of several months, Alderney Electricity are once again able to provide AVGAS at Alderney Airport. For May, June and July the airport is running a promotion for anyone who uptakes fuel from £10 - £20 per plane, depending on weight, for landing and departure. Weight Band May/June/July 2015 <1000kg…
Southampton is renowned for its port - the cruise ship capital of Europe, the variety of galleries, museums on offer such as the SeaCity, and theatre. It also boasts awarding winning parks of over 300 acres and enviable shopping facilities.
Alternatively, fly into Southampton and step on a train from outside the airport direct to London Waterloo, Bournemouth, and the North of England. Visit neighbouring Portsmouth, explore naval history and shop at Gunwharf Quays. Or, hop on a ferry to the Isle of Wight, the favourite family home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
Blue Islands and Aurigny operate frequent daily services direct to Southampton. Aurigny also operate direct services from Alderney.
For more information please visit the following webistes.
Labelled as the Capital of the North, Manchester is a rapidly developing city which has overcome industrial decline to become the cosmopolitan metropolis it is today.
Famed for its football teams and music scene, top attractions include The Lowry art complex, shopping at the Arndale centre and the Canal Street for nightlife.
Less than two hours from the city are three National Parks; Lake District, Peak District and Yorkshire Dales and the Airport has excellent road and rail connections.
National Rail connections can found at Manchester Airport railway station. The Airport is also on Manchester Metrolink tram system.
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