Loganair is expanding its footprint in the Channel Islands with the launch of four new direct services from Jersey to Norwich, East Midlands, Dublin and Paris Charles de Gaulle, significantly strengthening the island’s UK and European connectivity for summer 2026.
The move reinforces Jersey’s access to key regional, business and leisure markets while marking a notable strategic milestone for the UK regional carrier.
The headline addition is a new link to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport — Loganair’s first-ever commercial service to France. The route provides direct access to one of Europe’s primary hub airports, opening up expanded long-haul connectivity options via SkyTeam and other partner networks.
Dublin joins the network as a new Irish gateway, enhancing links between Jersey and Dublin, while also offering onward transatlantic connectivity via Ireland’s pre-clearance facilities.
In the UK domestic market, new direct services to Norwich and East Midlands Airport improve regional access across England, supporting business travel, VFR traffic and inbound tourism.
Lead-in one-way fares start from:
The expansion is complemented by increased frequency on the Jersey–Bristol corridor from 2 June, with additional Tuesday and Friday rotations and double Sunday services, further boosting capacity during the peak summer period.
The development strengthens Loganair’s growing base in Jersey and underlines its focus on regional point-to-point connectivity. Chief Commercial Officer Ronnie Matheson described the new routes as a “meaningful step forward” for the island, citing enhanced customer choice and flexibility for business and leisure travel.
Ports of Jersey CEO Matt Thomas welcomed the expansion as a key milestone in deepening the partnership with the airline, while Jersey’s Minister for Sustainable Economic Development, Deputy Kirsten Morel, highlighted the importance of resilient air links — particularly the strategic value of a Paris CDG connection for the visitor economy.
Passengers benefit from a 21kg checked baggage allowance included as standard — a competitive differentiator in the regional market.
Operationally, Loganair continues to position itself strongly on reliability metrics. In 2025, it ranked among the top-performing short-haul carriers in the Which? annual customer survey and was named the UK’s most punctual airline by the Civil Aviation Authority.
With the addition of Paris and Dublin alongside strengthened UK regional links, Loganair is further consolidating its role as a connectivity anchor for Jersey heading into the 2026 summer season.
This post was published on 16 February 2026 22:37
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