Deputy Gavin St Pier has revealed Aurigny's losses are worse than first thought.
Deputy St Pier told the States there are a number of reasons for the forecasts losses increasing by such a large amount - such as the increase in competition following the open skies decision last year.
He has called for a debate on the airline in the States, calling the forecasts 'unsustainable'.
New charity to help Guernsey Institute students 'suffering financial hardship'
A new charity EnrichED has been set up by The Guernsey Institute to provide financial support to enable post-16 students to have equal opportunities.
States urged to spend more on Guernsey's infrastructure
Economists recommend a spending target of 3% of Guernsey's GDP in the medium to long term, to support economic growth.
£8,000 still needed to refit Guernsey's only marine ambulance
Work on the 30-year refit of the Flying Christine III is progressing well.
Deputies submit alternatives to the funding of Guernsey's private colleges
Education's plans to phase out the £2.8M annual subsidy to reinvest in State education face opposition.
Public support for stricter anti smoking measures in Guernsey
A survey by Guernsey's Health Improvement Commission shows islanders want smoking banned outside places like pubs and sports venues.
Fresh calls for update to 90 year old housing standards
Guernsey's President of Environment and Infrastructure has issued fresh calls for introducing housing standards in the island.
Guernsey FC get ready to play last game at Footes Lane
After 11 years, and 269 games, GFC will bid farewell to Footes Lane - where the club was formed.
German Youth Orchestra to join Guernsey's Liberation Concert
Young musicians from Biberach will join Guernsey residents in concert this May.
