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En Voyage AURIGNY NEWS JAYNE CAMPBELL For endless numbers of passengers, Jayne Campbell has been a familiar and friendly face at Aurigny’s Guernsey ticket desk, always willing to help in any way she can. In appreciation of her hard work and dedication, Jayne has been honoured with a Long Service Award for more than 30 years of loyal service at Aurigny and she says that it’s her ability to help customers in challenging situations that has been one of the most rewarding parts of her role. And while the ticket desk, and even the airport terminal, may have changed and been revamped many times over the years, Jayne is still behind the desk, ready and waiting to deal with the daily challenges that come with airport life. ‘I’m very proud and honoured to have served our local airline for 30 years throughout all the many changes and growth in the company,’ she said. ‘The most enjoyable and rewarding part of my job is helping people in various situations that we have to deal with on a daily basis. Every day is different. ‘When I think back on my years at Aurigny, and I feel this applies to a lot of staff and customers of a certain age, I have memories of the old airport where travelling was more an experience and not as normal as it is now. ‘My first bookings were done by radio to Alderney, no computers anywhere and being able to issue one ticket for the whole family. I remember the queues we had for day trips to Jersey, Alderney and France and if we needed more seats a quick phone call to Operations and an extra flight was added.’ While much has changed over 30 years at the airport, Jayne still enjoys the daily challenges that her role at Aurigny throws up and looks forward to helping many more customers in the coming years. ‘I would like to thank all the people and close colleagues that I have worked with over the past 30 years for the help and support which they have given me.’ THE SUSPENSION OF G-JOEY WINS AWARD The suspension of Aurigny’s iconic aircraft G-JOEY, at Oatlands, was named the engineering project of the year at the Guernsey Property and Construction Awards. The construction feat took the prestigious award at the glittering awards ceremony held at Guernsey’s Beau Sejour. Hundreds of people attended the event, hosted by motorsport duo Andy and Seb Priaulx, where the G-Joey project was honoured in its category. Last year, the much-loved Trislander G-JOEY made his very final journey as he headed to his new home at Oatlands. Due to the size of Joey, he had to be taken to Oatlands in two trips. Firstly, the wings and engine were transported in the morning. Then the fuselage, with the distinctive Joey face, headed out on the roads in the afternoon. Joey was then moved into the new play barn being constructed at Oatlands, where the wings and engines were reattached. G-Joey was then raised and suspended from a specially engineered steel structure in the roof of the play barn. Paul Williams, Aurigny’s Group Technical Director, who attended the awards ceremony on behalf of Aurigny, said: ‘All of the team here at Aurigny are very proud to have been part of the relocation of JOEY to Oatlands. ‘This was a unique project for our engineers, one that allowed them to use the many years of experience they have gained working at Aurigny to ensure the transporting, reassembly and eventual ‘lifting’ of JOEY into the roof at Oatlands went smoothly and on schedule without any delays or incidents. 'This was a bittersweet event for a lot of the engineers here at Aurigny who have spent many years maintaining JOEY whilst he was flying, and then putting in a lot of hard work to make sure JOEY looked his best for his final home where I am sure he will be fondly remembered by all those islanders and visitors who go to visit him in Oatlands. Paul said everyone at Aurigny wishes G-JOEY and Oatlands all the very best for the future. 8 En Voyage | Aurigny’s Magazine
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