Chief minister says options being considered
Government is aiming to reintroduce the air corridor with Guernsey in the future, as both Islands maintain low levels of Covid-19.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle made the announcement at the latest coronavirus media conference.
It's as the border framework is to remain at stage four this Christmas, meaning no off-Island visitors can travel here over the festive period.
However Mr Quayle says future travel options are being considered:
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