Loganair, a UK airline, has announced the introduction of four new direct routes from Jersey, aiming to enhance air connectivity for residents and businesses. The new routes connect Jersey with significant hubs including Norwich, East Midlands, Dublin, and Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG). Tickets for these routes are competitively priced, starting from £84.99, making travel more accessible for various travelers.

The service to Paris CDG represents Loganair's first commercial connection to France, highlighting a significant expansion of services into mainland Europe from Jersey. This move is expected to foster stronger links for both leisure travelers and business sectors, as Jersey has been working to enhance its air travel options. With growing demand for travel and business connections post-pandemic, these new routes are timely and strategically important for the island's economic growth.

Additionally, Loganair is also increasing the capacity for flights between Jersey and Bristol, further contributing to improved air accessibility. The early response to these new routes indicates a positive reception among potential travelers, which could lead to an even broader expansion of air services in the future, underscoring Loganair's commitment to meeting the travel needs of the island’s community.