Aurigny

Aurigny Air Services is the flag carrier of Guernsey and was founded in 1968. It is wholly owned by the States of Guernsey since nationalisation in 2003 and is the largest operator on the island.

The airline, based at Guernsey Airport (GCI), operates a mixed fleet of five ATR 72-600s and two Dornier 228s. It previously operated a sole Embraer 195 aircraft, but it was withdrawn from service in May 2024 and replaced by two ‘new’ leased ATR 72-600s with one from Jetstream Aviation Capital and another from Nordic Aviation Capital.

It serves routes primarily between the Channel Islands, the UK, and seasonal European destinations and maintains lifeline links to Alderney, London Gatwick and Southampton. It operates a codeshare agreement with Blue Islands on the Southampton route.

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RegistrationAircraft TypeStatusLiveryRemarks
G-OATRATR 72-600ActiveAurigny Guernsey
G-OGFCATR 72-600Maintenance in DNRAurigny GuernseyActive
G-ORAIATR 72-600ActiveAurigny Guernsey
G-PBOTATR 72-600ActiveBasic Avianca
(repaint Winter 25/26)
Leased from Nordic Aviation Capital
G-PEMBATR 72-600ActiveBasic Avianca & White Lower Tail
(repaint Winter 25/26)
Leased from Jetstream Aviation Capital
Due maintenance from 06/01/25 for ~1 month
G-ATR 72-600Stored in GCICurrently registered G-ISLP
Due March/April 2026
G-ETACDornier 228ActiveAurigny AlderneyTo be withdrawn from use, see notes
Preliminary last flights 02/01/26
G-OAURDornier 228ActiveAurigny AlderneyTo be withdrawn from use, see notes
[G-NETS]DHC-6-310 Twin OtterStored in LEQTo be painted in Aurigny Alderney liveryDue in service TBD
Damp-leased from Skybus
To replace 1 Dornier
Operating Alderney flights from ???
To be repainted in Aurigny Alderney livery and operated by Aurigny crew
Stored in LEQ since 07/10/25
Registered 22/10/25
[G-DOYL]DHC-6-310 Twin OtterDueTo be painted in Aurigny Alderney liveryDue late March 2026
Damp-leased from Skybus
To replace 1 Dornier
Operating Alderney flights from late March 2026
To be repainted in Aurigny Alderney livery and operated by Aurigny crew
G-CBMLDHC-6-310 Twin OtterActive (Wet-Lease)SkybusWet-lease from Skybus
Operating flights from the 01/11/25
Cover for the late delivery of G-NETS
Mostly operating flights in the afternoon
G-POWMAirbus A320Active (Wet-Lease)Titan AirwaysTemporary wet-lease from Titan Airways to operate the Newquay PSO on behalf of Skybus
Operating flights 10/12/25 - 20/12/25
Based NQY
G-POWXEmbraer 190Due (Wet-Lease)All WhiteTemporary wet-lease from 21/12/25 to operate the Newquay PSO on behalf of Skybus
Operating flights from 21/12/25 - Mar/Apr 2026

Last Updated: 19 December 2025 at 23:59

Notes:

Aurigny has announced plans to withdraw the two Dornier 228NG aircraft from use by the start of 2026. They will be replaced by two damp leased Twin Otters from Skybus and will be operated by Aurigny crew, in the Aurigny livery. An additional Skybus Twin Otter will be brought in to cover for any periods the other Twin Otter spends in maintenance. Aurigny will provide similar cover for Skybus.

Aurigny will take delivery of a new ATR 72-600 to operate the Newquay PSO on behalf of Skybus. The aircraft will be painted in the Skybus livery and will commence operations from around April 2026. The aircraft will eventually be operated by Skybus Newquay-based crew.

A Titan Airways E190/A320 is often wet-leased to provide operational cover.