Aurigny Air Services is a Guernsey airline, based at Guernsey Airport in the Channel Islands. It has an additional operating base at Alderney Airport, also in the Channel Islands. The company is one of the oldest British airlines, after Monarch Airlines and Loganair. It has a fleet of 12 aircraft, composed of a mixture of ATR, Embraer, Dornier, RUAG and Britten-Norman planes. The States of Guernsey are the sole owners of Aurigny Airlines, which is Guernsey's flag carrier.
The airline covers 14 destinations. Aside from its two bases in the Channel Islands, Aurigny Airlines also flies to London City, London Gatwick, London Stansted, Manchester, Bristol, East Midlands, Southampton, Leeds-Bradford and Norwich in the United Kingdom, Grenoble and Saint Malo in France, and Barcelona in Spain. Aurigny Air Services once operated a codeshare with Blue Islands on the Guernsey to Jersey route, with the agreement ending in 2016. The company is not a member of an alliance.