Who owns Aurigny?

Who owns Aurigny?

The States of Guernsey
Ownership and structure Cabernet Ltd is the 100% holding company for the Aurigny Group, which consists of Aurigny Air Services and Anglo Normandy Aero Engineering. The holding company is itself 100% owned by “The States of Guernsey acting by and through the States Trading Supervisory Board”.

How many Trislanders did aurigny?

“In our fleet of six Trislanders there are aircraft with up to 24 years additional service capability, while Joey has nearly 20 years left in him,” he added.

What does Aurigny stand for?

Aurigny in British English (French oˈriːɲɪ ) one of the Channel Islands, in the English Channel: separated from the French coast by a dangerous tidal channel (the Race of Alderney).

What planes do Aurigny use?

Aurigny’s aircraft We introduced our flagship Jet, an Embraer 195, in July 2014 to service the Guernsey-Gatwick route. The twinjet aircraft is the largest aircraft in the fleet, with a capacity of 122 passengers. We also operate four ATRs to help serve our UK and European destinations.

What aircraft do Blue Islands fly?

Blue Islands fleet consists entirely of ATR turboprop aircraft, and are recognised as the most fuel-efficient aircraft in their category. An ATR takes off or lands every eight seconds somewhere in the world.

Do I need a passport to fly to Guernsey on Aurigny?

Photographic identification Aurigny requires all passengers aged 16 and over, and passengers under the age of 16 who are not travelling with an adult, to provide photographic ID at check-in. Acceptable forms of ID can be found here. A valid passport is required for travel into and out of Dinard and Grenoble.