Information for customers flying to Guernsey or Jersey

NOTIFICATION OF TRAVEL

In accordance with the latest advice from the States of Guernsey and Government of Jersey if you are flying to Guernsey or Jersey, please read the following pre-departure information.

Jersey:

Regions within the UK are now categorised into three bands (Green, Amber, Red) with different testing and isolation requirements when arriving into Jersey. This is part of the Jersey Government’s Safer Travel Policy. For any arrivals from the Green category, the requirement remains a simple free test on arrival at Jersey Airport.

Green - Day 0 PCR test: No requirement to self-isolate
Amber - Day 0 and Day 5 PCR test: Self-isolation until a second negative test result
Red - Day 0 PCR test: Mandatory 14-day self-isolation

The three-band system also applies to countries and regions outside of the UK. An updated list by region can be found here: countries and regions are risk assessed.

Passengers are required to disclose their travel history for the 14 days prior to arrival in Jersey, including country of departure, and any other countries or regions visited or will have visited in this 14-day period.

General advice for travelling to Jersey can be found here.

Everyone planning to travel to Jersey is required to complete an online registration form within 48 hours before departure.

PRE-REGISTRATION FORM

Guernsey:

If using same day return business travel enabled by the Business Tunnels scheme you are required to notify the States of Guernsey at least seven days prior to travel.

Notification must be given to the States of Guernsey Population Management Office by:

emailing criticaltravel@gov.gg,
completing this form www.gov.gg/covid19businesstunnel,
or by telephoning 01481 715790

For normal travellers the normal quarantine rules for travel to Guernsey remains.

If you have any questions you can call the Blue Islands Customer Care team on:
01234 589 200

Mon-Sat: 08.00-18.00 | Sun 09.00-17.30

Enhanced wellbeing - fly with confidence

The continued safety and wellbeing of our passengers and crew is always our highest priority which is why we have implemented enhanced wellbeing measures which includes passengers wearing face masks.

You will be exempt if you have a medical reason not to wear a face mask, written medical advice will be required, please inform us at check-in. Children under 6 years old are also exempt.

This is one element of a series of enhanced wellbeing measures we have implemented which include:

Microbe Shield surface protection in the cabin
Aircraft touch point sanitation procedures
Cabin air is continuously replenished with fresh air every 5 - 7 minutes, the cabin may be slightly cooler than normal, therefore you may wish to have a jumper to hand
Seat allocation to maximise the distance between passengers in the cabin where possible.
Reduced contact points, with the exception of safety cards, all seat-back literature has been removed and there is no inflight service

We look forward to welcoming you on board.

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Hidden Gems in Dublin

With a history and culture steeped in folklore and good-humoured ‘craic’, there’s no surprise Dublin boasts a myriad of charming secret spots and only-locals-know hangouts. Take a look at some of our favourite hidden gems below.

Guinness Storehouse Gravity Bar

Not so much a secret but a definite gem, the Gravity Bar at the highest point of the famed Guinness Storehouse is an absolute must when in Ireland’s capital. Enjoy the 360-degree view of the city while sipping on a complimentary pint and nab yourself some of the best panoramic photos you’ll get all trip.

The Long Room at Trinity College

For a glimpse of old-world grandeur, head to the Long Room – the main part of The Old Library at the esteemed Trinity College. Discover 200,000 of the Library’s oldest books nestled along this 65-metre-long room in one of the most impressive libraries in the world. Perfect for a mid-sightseeing breather!

George’s Street Arcade

Enter this 19th century, Victorian-built shopping centre and discover a multitude of treasures inside. Under five minutes’ walk from the popular Temple Bar district, this undercover market is one of the oldest of its kind in Europe and boasts countless independent boutiques and dining options. Shop the Dublin way!

Merrion Square

Delight in one of the best examples of surviving Georgian architecture in Dublin on the south side of Dublin city where this grand square is located. Merrion Square was home to some of Ireland’s most famous citizens of the past, including Daniel O’Connell, Oscar Wilde and W.B. Yeats. A journey into the ‘heart of Georgian Dublin’ is a definite must.

Grand Canal

Relax like a local and stroll the Grand Canal, once used to transport all the Guinness out of the city. With a dedicated clean-up campaign each year, the area is now the perfect spot to grab a coffee and soak up the city’s atmosphere. Find time to wander the Grand Canal on your visit to Dublin.

Kehoe’s Pub

For arguably the best pint of Guinness in Dublin (and that’s a tough competition!) head to Kehoe’s in the heart of Dublin City. As soon as you walk through the door, you feel the sense of history - almost like being in someone’s family home. Enjoy a great pint in one of the most traditional pubs in Dublin.

Walk Along the Croke Park Skyline

Thrill seekers will want to check out Croke Park - an award-winning visitor attraction and home to unique and exciting experiences. If climbing on the roof of one of Dublin's largest stadiums seems like your thing, you're going to love The Ericsson Skyline Tour. Offering panoramic city views, insights into Dublin’s landmarks, as well as access to Ireland’s official highest open viewing platform, it’s one not to be missed!