His comments come after it was revealed on Thursday that a plan for both islands to jointly underwrite a new summer service had fallen through after Guernsey politicians deemed it financially unviable.
‘My position is that Jersey could still underwrite it. There are other ways in which Guernsey could support it, for example by waiving harbour fees or getting their tourism department to publicise it.’
Last month, staff from Condor were allegedly spotted on-board a 41-seater cataman, Gardian 14, in St Peter Port Harbour. It is understood that the vessel is for sale or available for charter.
