Loganair, the UK's leading regional airline, is set to enhance Jersey's air connectivity with the launch of four new direct routes to Norwich, East Midlands, Dublin, and Paris. These services, available for booking now, aim to boost Jersey's transport links, providing residents and businesses with improved access to the UK and Europe. The new routes will connect Jersey directly to key destinations, including Paris Charles de Gaulle, marking Loganair's first-ever route to France.
The introduction of these routes is a significant development for Jersey, offering greater choice and flexibility for travellers. The new services will also include increased capacity between Jersey and Bristol, with additional flights starting from 2 June. Ronnie Matheson, chief commercial officer at Loganair, stated, "Strengthening connectivity from Jersey is hugely important to Loganair, and these new routes represent a meaningful step forward for the island."
Lead-in one-way fares start at £99.99 to Norwich, £84.99 to East Midlands, £94.99 ($109) to Paris, and £89.99 ($99) to Dublin. The expanded network reflects Loganair's commitment to supporting Jersey's connectivity needs, ensuring the island remains well linked for residents, visitors, and businesses.
Matt Thomas, Chief Executive of Ports of Jersey, expressed delight at the launch, highlighting the strengthened partnership with Loganair. Deputy Kirsten Morel, Minister for Sustainable Economic Development, emphasised the importance of enhanced air connectivity for the community and visitor economy. Tickets for these new routes are available at loganair.co.uk
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