Aurigny adds five new UK routes to Guernsey
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Aurigny, the regional airline that serves Guernsey, doesn’t get much coverage on HfP since it stopped being an Avios redemption partner in 2017.
It is on a post-pandemic expansion, however, and is launching five new routes from UK airports to Guernsey as part of its summer schedule next year. There will also be services to Paris.
New UK routes are:
- London City – 13 weekly flights
- London Stansted – 3 weekly flights
- Liverpool – 3 weekly flights
- Newquay – 1 flight per week
- Edinburgh – 1 flight per week
Most routes begin with the IATA summer season which starts at the end of March. Newquay will only operate during school summer holidays and Edinburgh will only launch at the end of May.
Existing flights to London Gatwick, Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Southampton, Alderney, East Midlands, Birmingham, Bristol and Exeter will continue.
Aurigny operates a fleet of seven aircraft, all of which are propeller planes bar one Embraer E195.
Flights are now bookable on the Aurigny website.
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