AIRLINE passengers were frustrated late yesterday after a two-hour interruption to radar services at Jersey Airport resulted in a number of delayed flights.

WELL, it’s pretty much official. If the cosy ‘kiss and sell’ deal between Treasury and Resources and Blue Islands goes ahead, Aurigny will disappear. A respected brand of 40 years’ standing and a source of island pride will be replaced by an airline that started life in 1999 running groceries to Alderney.

SIGNS that the effects of the credit crunch are abating are in evidence at Aiglle Flight Support with the movement of private aircraft in and out of the island on the rise again.

HOTELIERS have joined the ranks of those critical of the way Commerce and Employment subsidises airlines.

AURIGNY has reported rival Blue Islands to the Advertising Standards Authority.

DESTINATIONS around the world have become more accessible to islanders with the launch of a direct link to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.

AIRLINE bosses and airport management are still waiting to learn how long the threat level will remain at 'critical'.

FLYBE'S newest aircraft cannot land in Guernsey in the wet but that will not hamper its operation.

AURIGNY needs up to '4.2m. in funding over the next two years.

AIR travel between Guernsey and the UK reached an all-time high last year.