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Please allow extra time for check-in and security, as we are experiencing issues with one of our central search X-Ray machines. Engineer and parts are now onsite. We are working on a resolution. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Please allow extra time for check-in and security for the next few days, as we are experiencing issues with one of our central search X-Ray machines. Parts have been ordered and are awaited. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Credit: Allied Aircrew Memorial The Allied Aircrew Memorial outside Guernsey Airport Terminal Building has been damaged by skateboarders. The tribute to 153 airmen who lost their lives during World War 2 has been chipped and scratched while more damage has been caused to the airport terminal building. Five young men with skateboards were seen at the airport on Monday night between 10pm and 11pm…

“Operation Florian is the charity set up by British firefighters to save lives oversea by donating reconditioned fire engines and emergency equipment to the world’s poorest regions”. Living in Guernsey, we are lucky that we are able to maintain a high standard of service and equipment to keep the travelling public safe. Unfortunately, there are countries around the world that do not…

HOORAY, IT’S SALE TIME WITH FLYBE! GET UP TO 20% OFF 1 MILLION SELECTED SEATS!  Discounted seats are available across Flybe’s network including flights from Guernsey Airport. Book now, travel from 3rd October, 2017 until 24th March, 2018. Hurry – sale ends at midnight on 13 September!

On Wednesday 9th September 2015 the Allied Aircrew Memorial on the airport forecourt was dedicated. The memorial records the loss of 153 airmen of six nations of the allied air forces around the Bailiwick during World War 2. The majority were from the USA. Each year since then a short service of commemoration is held at the memorial during Battle of Britain week. This year the event will be in…

The States of Guernsey are looking for an Airport Operations and Groundkeeping Officer to join their team at Guernsey Airport. The Airport Operations Officer will be required to uphold Airside safety principles and policies that are fundamental to the safe and efficient running of a Licensed Aerodrome and will report directly to the Airport Operations Manager. The role covers all airport…

Merrick Bramley and friends will be cycling in the 2018 Tour de Sez, covering an impressive 725 miles in just 9 days, from St Malo to Amsterdam, to raise as much money as possible for the Sarah Groves Foundation. A great challenge for a worthy cause. Information on the Sarah Groves Foundation Information on the Tour de Sez Support Merrick and donate via his JustGiving page We wish you all…

Guernsey Airport Fire Service made a 'splash' and kept everyone entertained at Capelles School's Fun Day on Sunday 9th July 2017. They also educated youngsters on the importance of fire safety. It was a great day and fun was had by all!  

Please be aware that no SUAs / drones may be flown over the Island of Sark but may with the correct approval, be flown from and to a water craft while the craft is at sea (unless Sark Constables instruct the operator to cease flying). Full details on this policy can be found within the below: Rules for the use of Small Unmanned Aircraft (SUAs / Drones) in the vicinity of Sark