Alderney Airport serves the smallest and most northern inhabited island of the Channel Islands, just minutes from the only settlement, St Anne.
It is a very small terminal with regional connections to Guernsey and the UK.
How to get to Alderney Airport
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to ACI
Parking near Alderney Airport
Not far from the terminal is a modest-sized parking lot.
It is not attended; rates are generally symbolic or free.
How to get to Saint Anne from ACI
By Train
By Bus
By Taxi
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Car rental at Alderney Airport
Car rentals are limited given the island's size: many visitors prefer to move around on foot or by bicycle.
If available through your accommodation, bring nonetheless your driver's license, passport, and credit card for the security deposit.
Hotels near Alderney Airport
Some accommodations are located in St Anne, just a few minutes from the airport.
St Anne (just minutes away) concentrates the island's accommodation offerings, roughly 90–220 USD/night: small guesthouses and family-run hotels, generally very safe, in a tranquil atmosphere far from mass tourism.
Airport services
Shopping & Duty Free
Lounges & relaxation
Connectivity & Wi-Fi
Families & Children
Terminal guide
The terminal is very small. From check-in to gate, one typically walks just a few minutes.
Given the limited number of flights, security checks are generally quick; it is nonetheless advisable to arrive at least 1–2 hours in advance.
Map of Alderney Airport
Frequently asked questions
Q. How big is Alderney?
Very small: about 5 km long, and it can be fully explored on foot or by bike in a single day.
Q. Does Alderney have many flight connections?
No, air traffic is limited: always check the updated schedules in advance, given the small number of weekly flights to Guernsey and the UK.
Q. Do you need a rental car in Alderney?
Generally not: most visitors get around on foot or by bike, given the island's very small size.
Q. What makes Alderney special?
Its quiet, little-touristed atmosphere, the gull colonies and the small seasonal tourist railway, along with the island's historic fortifications.
Flight board
Real-time status of arriving and departing flights
