Aurigny assists Guernsey Firefighters to attend essential training

Wednesday, 26 August 2020 06:04

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Aurigny are adding further flights between Guernsey and the Island so firefighters can take part in essential training.

The training, hosted by the Island's fire & rescue team comes following a special request from Guernsey.

The two additional flights will set off on Sunday, 13 September and Wednesday, September 16.

It comes following the news Aurigny is also putting on a special flight for those attending Channel Islands Pride.

Currently, due to both islands being at zero cases, those who fly between the two Island's don't need to self-isolate upon their return.

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