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Alderney Pressures Aurigny Over Flight Disruptions

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Alderney politicians are pressing Guernsey airline Aurigny over flight cancellations and delays, stranding passengers. The islands committee questioned the reliability of Skybus flights run by Aurigny, citing technical issues with the Twin Otter plane and lack of backup. Islanders express frustration over travel uncertainty, while Aurigny defends their system, noting a drop in cancellations and rise in passengers since introducing the Twin Otter. Talks continue between the islands for quicker fixes to ensure reliable flights.

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Alderney Pressures Aurigny Over Flight Disruptions

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On March 11th, Alderny politicians are ramping up pressure on Gernsey airline Orgney after a string of flight cancellations and delays stranded. Passengers. The Islands Policy and Finance Committee fired off a letter to Gernsey's oversight board, seeking explanations on the reliability of Skybus flights. Run under contract with R&E. Officials pointed to technical problems with the twin-order plane, based in Gernsey, as a key cause. They worry the setup lacks enough backup when issues arise, especially for an island so dependent on air travel. Islanders have voiced frustration over the disruptions, questioning if the current system holds up under pressure. Travel uncertainty has hit hard for those relying on these links for daily needs. Orgney explained that their deal with Skybus calls for two twin-order station in Gernsey for better coverage, but one is tied up with pilot, training right now. Still, the airline notes cancellations dropped nearly 8%, and passage your numbers climbed, since introducing the twin-order in 20.

25, even with tough winter weather. As talks continue between the islands, Alderny hopes for quicker fixes to keep flight steady and reliable.

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