Our family are in Alderney and it’s so important for the island to have the airport fully running. Please fix it so we can have more flights and better access to and from the island.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Tourism is life blood of Alderney economy. Reliable larger planes needed.
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Stephanie Casey Casey
1 year ago
Will there be an accident before it gets fixed?
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Andy De La Mare
1 year ago
Yet again, the desire to save a few ££s in regular maintenance is going to cost £££££s
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Simon Wild
1 year ago
It is just simple - upgrade or Alderney dies
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Dean chandler
1 year ago
It’s disgusting how the runway has even got to the state it is in It’s unsafe
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Suzanne Brehaut
1 year ago
This is Alderney’s life line, sort it out
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Anne Robins
1 year ago
Love to visit Alderney. Very important to keep this airport open. Please listen.
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Baynes Whitelaw
1 year ago
I don’t think we need the expense of the longer runway version, but that existing length needs a proper repair.
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Neil Howard
1 year ago
This is necessary for the future of investment in the island and needs to be addressed.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Guernsey is obliged to keep the runway fit for purpose under the 1948 agreement.
Why are they not doing it?
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BENNT BENGTSSON
1 year ago
it's an absolute scandal how totally neglected and paralyzed this vital issue has been for the people of Alderney... it's second homeowners... and lovers of this tiny... but very special island... (!!!)
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ALASTAIR COX
1 year ago
Now very urgent
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Richard Gale
1 year ago
The longer the delay the more the runway will deteriorate and expensive it will be to repair
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Pauline Powell
1 year ago
The island needs visitors and they need to be able to get here safely. Having problems with the runway will put even more people off.
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Richard Glasspool
1 year ago
Hope the petition is successful.
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Anne Arculus
1 year ago
This so important for those of us who have family living on Alderney ,getting older each year,as I do and those of us who love to holiday there again as I do . PLEASE LISTEN . Keep Alderney residents safe.
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christopher dowden
1 year ago
NOW
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Andrew Scott
1 year ago
The time is now for the States of Guernsey to face up to their responsibilities. Then they can discuss the 1948 agreement with the UK government if they so wish. At the moment they are breaking the terms of the agreement they signed up for!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Desperately needs doing, before the island ‘dies’.
Our family are in Alderney and it’s so important for the island to have the airport fully running. Please fix it so we can have more flights and better access to and from the island.
Tourism is life blood of Alderney economy. Reliable larger planes needed.
Will there be an accident before it gets fixed?
Yet again, the desire to save a few ££s in regular maintenance is going to cost £££££s
It is just simple - upgrade or Alderney dies
It’s disgusting how the runway has even got to the state it is in It’s unsafe
This is Alderney’s life line, sort it out
Love to visit Alderney. Very important to keep this airport open. Please listen.
I don’t think we need the expense of the longer runway version, but that existing length needs a proper repair.
This is necessary for the future of investment in the island and needs to be addressed.
Guernsey is obliged to keep the runway fit for purpose under the 1948 agreement. Why are they not doing it?
it's an absolute scandal how totally neglected and paralyzed this vital issue has been for the people of Alderney... it's second homeowners... and lovers of this tiny... but very special island... (!!!)
Now very urgent
The longer the delay the more the runway will deteriorate and expensive it will be to repair
The island needs visitors and they need to be able to get here safely. Having problems with the runway will put even more people off.
Hope the petition is successful.
This so important for those of us who have family living on Alderney ,getting older each year,as I do and those of us who love to holiday there again as I do . PLEASE LISTEN . Keep Alderney residents safe.
NOW
The time is now for the States of Guernsey to face up to their responsibilities. Then they can discuss the 1948 agreement with the UK government if they so wish. At the moment they are breaking the terms of the agreement they signed up for!
Desperately needs doing, before the island ‘dies’.