Le Cocqs Airlink >>> Rockhopper
Le Cocqs Airlink was formed to fly in supplies for Le Cocqs supermarket on the Channel Island of Alderney, the airline later progressed to carrying passengers & operated Britten Norman Trislander G-LCOC, it eventually changed it's name to Rockhopper to reflect the short flights it operated between the islands & acquired this Britten Norman Islander G-BIIP which it operated still in the colours of it's previous owner Air Jamaica Express. The airline still operates today but is known as Blue Islands & flies ATR42/72 aircraft. Islander G-XAXA & Trislanders G-RHOP & G-BEDP were also in the fleet at various times. Pics taken at Guernsey Airport/GCI by Tony Carre.
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