Skybus chief resigns amid concerns over Alderney air links
Skybus CEO Stuart Reid has stepped down, two months after managing director Kevin Hinkles left, fuelling worries on Alderney about the reliability of flights to Guernsey and Southampton.

Skybus chief Stuart Reid has resigned, according to local media reports. His departure comes two months after managing director Kevin Hinkles left the company.
The resignations have increased concerns on Alderney about the reliability of air connections to Guernsey and Southampton. Skybus operates those routes under an agreement with Aurigny.
There has been criticism recently over delays and cancellations. Politician Alex Snowdon is calling for a formal review of the service. Guernsey authorities monitor performance monthly against set indicators. Aurigny said the contract with Skybus remains in place and that it is committed to maintaining services to and from Alderney.
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