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Blue Islands operates 900 flights per month, with a wide choice of daily, year-round flights on its existing regional network, plus development of new scheduled routes from Jersey to Norwich, Dublin & Rennes.

From Saturday 21 May, the wearing face of masks will be optional on all Blue Islands flights, in line with general guidance for public transport.

Blue Islands’ inaugural Jersey – Norwich flights took off last week as the local airline continues to develop its Jersey network.

Jersey-Dublin flights will commence on 19 May as the route is granted approval by the Irish Department for Transport, enabling Blue Islands to operate services to the Irish capital this summer.

Blue Islands has welcomed the third cohort of 2022 on its latest Freedom to Fly course; the free course seeks to help those inhibited by the surprisingly common fear of flying.

The European charter programme will see up to 44,000 visitor nights in the islands and a potential spend of up to £6m in the visitor economy

Islanders can enjoy direct flights to France this summer as Blue Islands launches a new twice weekly service from Jersey to Rennes with easy connections from Guernsey (via Jersey).

Convenient direct flights to the beautiful Balearic Island are now on sale. Providing easy access to one of the Mediterranean’s most famous summer sun destinations.

Blue Islands is once again offering Channel Islanders the opportunity to conquer their phobias to enable them to enjoy travel in 2022 and beyond with new Freedom to Fly courses in Guernsey and Jersey in the new year.

A new partnership between leading UK regional airlines Aurigny, Blue Islands and Loganair will take off in 2022.

Blue Islands is committed to every one of its flights being carbon neutral from 1 December 2021 through a new partnership with Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.