The Institute of Directors' winter seminar series will conclude on Friday 13 April by examining Guernsey’s air links.
The subject was last discussed by the IoD in 2016, not long after the regulator had raised concerns about the Blue Islands/Flybe franchise agreement on inter-island routes and Aurigny’s Alderney services had been criticised following the airline posting a £4.6 million loss.
The cost, frequency and reliability of air links remains as relevant now as it did then. New services have been launched, while others, including an inter-island seaplane link, have been proposed. But is Guernsey in a better place two years on?
Panellists include:
• Charles Parkinson, Guernsey Economic Development President
• Lyndon Trott, Vice President of Policy & Resources
• Andrew Haining, Chairman of Aurigny
• Tom Barrasin, Chief Commercial Officer, Blue Islands
The panel will review and discuss the political vision for Guernsey’s air links, the means by which the resulting strategy will be implemented and funded, the implications for Aurigny and private operators such as Blue Islands, and the potential implications for the airport infrastructure.
The seminar will be held at 12.30pm in the Dorey Room at St James.
• To register for the event, click here