Aurigny to replace Britten-Norman Trislander fleet with Dornier 228s

January 09, 2014
Credit: LGW/Oliver Grzimek
Guernsey-based regional airline Aurigny is favoring the Dornier 228 as a replacement for its aging Britten-Norman Trislander fleet. State-owned Aurigny, based on the Channel Islands between the UK and France, operates a single ATR 72-200, two ATR 72-500s and six Britten-Norman Trislanders. The...

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