Final flight rotation from airline took place Friday
All remaining Manx residents visiting Guernsey have been repatriated via a flight with the airline Aurigny.
The air bridge between the two crown dependencies was suspended on Friday (23 October), after a total of seven confirmed cases of Covid-19 were announced in Guernsey.
One-hundred-and-twenty residents were on the plane yesterday afternoon.
All of those returning are to now self isolate for 14 days.
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