Loganair has unveiled plans to launch four brand new direct routes from Jersey this summer, giving islanders and visitors far more options for getting around.
The UK regional airline will connect Jersey to the UK and beyond, with Norwich, East Midlands, Dublin and Paris Charles de Gaulle flights, starting in summer 2026.
The Paris service marks Loganair’s very first commercial flight to France, making it a useful connection between the destinations.
The new link to one of Europe’s major international hubs creates a direct connection between the Channel Island and mainland Europe for the first time.
More flights will go between Jersey and the UK | GETTYLead-in one-way prices starting from just £84.99 to East Midlands. Flying to Norwich will set you back from £99.99, while Dublin starts at £89.99 and Paris CDG from £94.99.
Loganair is also boosting capacity on its existing Jersey to Bristol route from June 2, adding extra flights on Tuesdays and Fridays, plus a choice of two services on Sundays.
Passengers will also benefit from a 21kg baggage allowance included as standard on all flights.
Chief commercial officer at Loganair, Ronnie Matheson, said: “Strengthening connectivity from Jersey is hugely important to Loganair, and these new routes represent a meaningful step forward for the island.
“By adding direct services to key UK cities, Dublin, and Paris, we’re giving customers in Jersey more choice, better access, and greater flexibility when travelling for work, leisure, or onward connections.
“This is a particularly exciting milestone for us, and it demonstrates our ongoing commitment to investing in routes that deliver real value for island communities while maintaining the high levels of service and reliability Loganair is known for.”
Chief Executive of Ports of Jersey, Matt Thomas, added: “We are delighted that Loganair is launching four new services for summer 2026.
Tickets for the new routes are on sale now
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GETTY“This is another key milestone as we strengthen our partnership and help Loganair build their base in Jersey. This further commitment enables islanders to enjoy connectivity to these popular UK and European destinations and demonstrates the appeal of our wonderful island to visitors.”
Minister for sustainable economic development, Deputy Kirsten Morel, said: “Enhanced and resilient air connectivity is essential for our community and supports our visitor economy.
“We’re delighted Loganair is growing its network this summer, and I’m particularly pleased with the inclusion of services to Paris CDG. Jersey’s connectivity continues to grow, providing easy access for visitors choosing Jersey as a holiday destination.”
Tickets for all the new routes are available to book now.
