But the airline, which has faced heavy criticism since it entered into a ‘franchise partnership’ with Flybe in June, has also claimed that bad weather and a collapsed deal to lease a new aircraft have been the cause of much of the frustration.
Under the new partnership arrangement, aircraft and staff from Blue Islands, which operates several inter-island routes, were retained but Flybe’s branding and website are now used.
The Guernsey to Jersey flight route was plagued by further delays this week, and on Sunday customers were left perplexed after 48 passengers were booked to travel on a 46-seater plane, which meant that two people had to get off the flight.
