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Forest
Part of States of Guernsey / Guernsey Ports
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Active since 1939
Aviation on Guernsey began in WW1 with a French anti-submarine seaplane base near Castle Cornet. Civil aviation started 4 October 1919. Airport officially opened 5 May 1939. New terminal operational 19 April 2004.
Guernsey Airport is the island of Guernsey's only airport, set in the parish of Forest and first opened in 1939; the current terminal dates from 2004. Operated by States of Guernsey through Guernsey Ports, it offers scheduled services to UK cities including London Gatwick, Heathrow, City, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Exeter, Edinburgh, and Southampton, as well as Jersey, Alderney, Dublin, and Paris CDG. Aurigny is the hub carrier; IATA code GCI, ICAO EGJB. —
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Left Luggage Service (Guernsey Airport) is a staffed left luggage and warehousing storage facility at Guernsey Airport, offering 24-hour CCTV monitoring and security screening.
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First airport in the Channel Islands (1935) — passenger flights, freight, and private aviation
Statutory body for renewable energy licensing & regulation under 2007 law; operational since 2007
Island's unicameral legislature, established 1579 — reformed to democratic governance in 2008.
Largest parish administration, established 1481 — rates, refuse, cemeteries, dog licences, moorings
Border control agency — customs, immigration, excise, and economic crime.
Official meteorological service — aviation forecasts and island weather records