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Alderney Airport

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Alderney

Part of States of Guernsey

Standout

Active since 1935

Story

First airport in the Channel Islands (1935). Terminal building erected 1968. Main runway resurfaced 1999. £24m redevelopment approved Dec 2022 for runway extension to 1050m, new terminal, and fire station refurbishment.

Alderney Airport (IATA: ACI, ICAO: EGJA) is the first airport in the Channel Islands, established in 1935 and operated by the States of Guernsey. It has three runways — main paved runway at 877m — serving Aurigny routes to Guernsey and Southampton plus seasonal Finist'air services to Jersey. Facilities include passenger flights, freight, private aviation, Aviator Café, and duty free. A £24m redevelopment including a runway extension to 1,050m and new terminal was approved in December 2022. —

Quick facts

Established
1935 · 91 years
Specialises in
Cafe

Services offered

  • Passenger flights
  • Freight services
  • Private aviation
  • Aviator Cafe
  • Duty free

Hours

Winter: Mon-Sat 07:40-18:30, Sun 08:40-18:30. Summer (BST, Mar-Oct): Mon-Thu 07:40-18:30, Fri-Sun 07:40-19:20

Contact

Phone
+44 1481 227766
Email
alderneyairport@gov.gg
Website
airport.gg/alderney-airport
Social
Address
Le Grand Val, St Anne, Alderney, GY9 3XD

History3

Key dates and recorded company events for Alderney Airport.

  • 1968—Terminal building erected
  • 1999—Main runway resurfaced
  • 2022—£24m redevelopment approved · Redevelopment includes runway extension to 1050m, new terminal, and fire station refurbishment.

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