Policy has allowed fast action when required
The Chief Minister has come down in favour of the Island's current 'open skies' policy in air travel.
Howard Quayle says there are instances where having such a policy has helped the government act quickly when necessary.
And despite what many critics claim, Mr Quayle also believes it is possible to find low priced tickets.
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