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Delayed departure to Jersey flights

Posted Tue 3rd July 2018 at 13:49



Air Alderney says it is unlikely that they will be able to start their service to Jersey before their route licence expires because of protracted negotiations over ground operations.

In an update Air Alderney said they were still fully committed to commencing flights from Alderney.

In January the States of Alderney granted Air Alderney a route licence to start flying a leased EC-155 helicopter belonging to Heli Holland to Jersey. It is due to expire on July 15th.

A spokeswoman for Air Alderney said: "The above-mentioned helicopter visited Alderney and Guernsey in March which sadly caused some anguish to the relevant authorities who are unaccustomed to accommodating helicopters.

"Furthermore, in order to commence operations, we have been liaising with the relevant authorities to set up the ground operations required at Alderney for our services. To date we are still waiting for these services to be agreed.


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