OXFORD TO CAMBRIDGE flights by Sky Commuter have been grounded after less than six weeks. The inaugural service on 1 February restored a link which flourished before World War 2, and was once used by the author Graham Greene to visit his sweetheart. The two university cities are only 65 miles apart but there is no direct road or rail connection. The new service began badly when the first flight, from Oxford, started 20 minutes late. The service was rarely more than a third full. Sky Commuter said advance bookings would be refunded and the Coventry Airport based operator continues with its charter and executive operations.
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