Flybe Flights to Jersey

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Flybe flights to Jersey

Post update – unfortunately Flybe no longer fly to Jersey.

Flybe is Europe’s largest regional airline carrier. Although Jersey is one of the smallest airports they service, Flybe flies to Jersey from a huge selection of UK and international airports: Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Durham Tees Valley, East Midlands, Exeter, Geneva, Guernsey, Inverness, London City, Manchester, Newquay, Southampton and Zurich. Costs are kept low, by allowing only one small hand luggage and handbag as carry-on, and charging extra for any checked baggage. This allows more flights to take off each day, and for more customers to be connected to less-frequented destinations. Flights are generally short, and have an excellent standard of service, with Flybe being recognised as the number one airline for on-time flights in January 2018.

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Flybe was actually originally called ‘Jersey European Airways’ when it was founded in 1979. It has since changed to ‘British European’ in 2000, and then later onto the name it has today in 2002.

Flybe has such frequent flights that for last-minute travel, chances are you’ll be able to find a flight on the day you need to leave. The Flybe planes that service Jersey are operated by the franchise partners, Eastern Airways and Blue Islands. Blue Islands planes fly everyday between UK airports Birmingham, East Midlands, Guernsey and Southampton. Flights to London City, Exeter and Bristol run six days a week so there is no shortage in transport to the island.

Popular FAQ's About Flybe

Does Flybe fly to Jersey?

Not anymore.  They went into administration in 2020, but there are plenty of other options to getting to Jersey.  Flybe flies to Jersey from 15 UK airports, as well as from Guernsey, with many regular flights departing every day to the mainland.

Do I need a passport to get to Jersey?

A passport is not required when flying between the UK and Jersey – you do, however, need a valid ID card such as a driving license. For flights departing to destinations outside of the UK, a passport is required as usual. Upon arrival in your UK destination, you will be shown to a ‘UK and domestic arrivals’ hall, where you can walk through to baggage collection without showing your ID again.

Which airlines fly to Jersey from UK?

Easyjet, British Airways and Flybe are all reputable airlines that fly between the UK and Jersey. In the summer months, more airlines uncover different routes around Europe, to Ireland, Germany and the Balearic Islands, making family summer holidays away from the island far easier by removing the transfer in Gatwick or Liverpool.

How long does it take to fly to Jersey from UK?

The longest flight to the UK from Jersey would be to Scotland, which takes around 1 hour 45. The average flight to London takes around 40 minutes, with Flybe’s propellor planes taking a little longer (they do, however, land in London City, which means you’re already in the centre of the city when you disembark the aircraft.)