Overview
- The airline suspended trading on 14 November, cancelling all future services and grounding its five ATR-72 aircraft, with roughly 100 employees affected.
- Regulators and airports told customers not to go to the airport and to seek refunds through card providers or booking intermediaries, with future-flight compensation unlikely after a shutdown.
- Loganair will begin services from Sunday 16 November on Jersey–Southampton, Jersey–Bristol, Jersey–Exeter and Guernsey–Southampton, offering £80 one-way rescue fares including baggage.
- Aurigny has added temporary flights between Guernsey and Southampton and on the Guernsey–Jersey inter-island link to help displaced passengers.
- Jersey authorities activated contingency plans prioritising medical travel and support for affected workers, as the collapse—weeks after Eastern Airways—underscores the fragility of regional connectivity.