AIRLINE passengers will no longer be charged for using their debit card when booking flights with local operators, it has been confirmed.

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.

Anglo Normandy Aero Engineering will shed 16 posts across the 50-strong business, it confirmed this afternoon.

GUERNSEY is unique and needs to stay that way.

Alderney’s emergency services were put on full alert yesterday morning after a Trislander developed engine trouble.

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

TANYA Woodall will never forget the first time she touched down in Alderney – because the Trislander pilot had a very special announcement.

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

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.