Aurigny Luton from March 2017. In November 2015, the States of Guernsey agreed to recapitalise Aurigny's holding company, Cabernet Ltd, by paying off £25m of existing and expected debt. The airline signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the States of Guernsey and the States of Alderney, putting in place a system of communication between the three parties as well as a basic service level agreement, in February 2016. Cabernet Ltd is the 100% holding company for the Aurigny Group, which consists of Aurigny Air Services and Anglo Normandy Aero Engineering. The holding company is itself 100% owned by "The States of
French Island (Victoria) collect shellfish and swan eggs. There are several registered sites on the island that consist of shell middens and stone scatters that they left behind. In April 1802, a French expedition ship "Naturaliste" under Jacques Hamelin explored the area, as part of the Baudin expedition to Australia. He named the island "Île de Françoise", since Anglicised as French Island. The first European settlers on the island were William and John Gardiner in 1847. They had the first pastoral lease and grazed 8,000 sheep. The first land subdivision was in 1867 when 4733 acres were divided into 14 allotments. The first