AGREEMENT has been reached to set up an ‘aircraft registry’ with potential to bring spin-off benefits to the island of about £18m. in the first three years.  

JOB losses at Anglo Normandy Aeroengineering are not indicative of further cuts across the group and will not impact on Aurigny’s day-to-day maintenance requirements, Aurigny Group chief executive Malcolm Hart said yesterday.

AURIGNY made a loss of £700,000 last year – £1m. less than anticipated, Treasury and Resources’ latest quarterly bulletin has shown.

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

CUTTING financial support for airlines could be counter-productive at a time when Guernsey needs all the routes it can get, Flybe has said.

FLYBE wants free rein to compete fully on inter-island routes.

A DRUNKEN airline passenger who had to be removed from a Flybe flight to London on Friday morning just before take-off was fined £800 in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday.

AURIGNY has turned to high-profile private equity figure Jon Moulton to improve its fortunes.

STATES support for airlines and routes could be cut by £500,000.

AURIGNY has warned that the cost of credit card transactions will be built into the price of flights in future.