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You can reach Guernsey by air and sea. There are frequent daily flights to London taking as little as 45 minutes and not much longer to any of ten regional UK airports. There are a total of three airlines operating out of Guernsey: Flybe, Aurigny and Blue Islands. Between them, they serve Alderney, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Dinard (Brittany), Dublin, Exeter, Geneva, Isle of Man, Jersey, London Gatwick, London Stansted, Manchester, Norwich, Paris, Southampton and Zurich.

A fast car and passenger ferry operates to Poole and Weymouth, and a traditional ferry sails to Portsmouth. A fast ferry also makes the crossing to St Malo (Brittany), Cherbourg (Normandy) and provides a link to Jersey. In addition, passenger only ferries operate from Dielette, Carteret and Granville (Normandy).
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Statement released on the future of the Aurigny Group


In a joint statement released today, the Treasury & Resources Department and Blue Islands confirm that they have reached ‘in principle’ agreement to further develop terms for the possible sale of the Aurigny Group.
Thursday 15 July 2010

Increases proposed to Guernsey bus fares to reduce subsidy

 The Environment Department has announced its intention to introduce a series of changes to the structure of fares for travellers on scheduled Guernsey bus services.
Friday 25 June 2010

Condor 10 leaves Guernsey for the last time

 Condor 10, the car-carrying wavepiercer which revolutionised cross-Channel travel, makes its last journey to Guernsey today.
Tuesday 01 June 2010

Aurigny launches frequent flyer scheme

 Hundreds of Aurigny local and non-local customers have signed up to the airline’s new frequent flyer rewards scheme.
Thursday 13 May 2010
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