Howard Quayle says link should be 'safe'
The chief minister says he’s hopeful the Isle of Man can reinstate an air bridge with Guernsey.
Howard Quayle believes the link between the two Islands should be ‘safe’.
It was first launched in June last year allowing people to travel between the jurisdictions without the need for self-isolation.
Mr Quayle is keen for it to be restarted:
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