Millions rely on Channel Islands travel every year
Whether it is the reliability and cost of inter-island travel, the need for longer runways to accommodate bigger planes, or the feasibility of a tunnel connecting us with France, travel is something Channel Islanders are obsessed with.
We are dependent on air and sea links for many services, food and medical deliveries - and of course tourism.
In our special travel reports we have been looking at our links with the wider world and how they could be changed in the future.
WATCH: Anna Geary looks at the current situation of air travel...
Our airports are not the only gateways to the Channel Islands - our sea ports too, bring people and goods into the islands.
But services are regularly disrupted by poor weather and technical difficulties.
WATCH: Anna Geary looks at the current situation of sea travel...