Newcastle Airport Introduces Direct Flights to Jersey and Guernsey
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Newcastle Airport is adding new direct flights to Jersey and Guernsey, making travel to the Channel Islands easier than ever. The new routes provide a hassle-free option for both leisure and business travelers.
Whether for a short break or a longer stay, these flights offer a convenient way to explore the islands’ stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture.
New Direct Routes
Blue Islands will operate flights from Newcastle to Jersey and Guernsey from May to early November. The schedule includes:
- Jersey to Newcastle:
- Non-stop on Thursdays (June 26 – Sept 11).
- Non-stop on Saturdays (May 3 – Nov 1).
- Tuesdays (May 6 – Oct 28) with a short stop in Guernsey.
- Guernsey to Newcastle:
- Non-stop on Tuesdays (May 6 – Oct 28).
- Thursdays (June 26 – Sept 11) with a short stop in Jersey.
- Saturdays (May 3 – Nov 1) with a stop in Jersey.
These flights offer a quick and seamless way to visit the Channel Islands. Travel time is approximately one hour, allowing for easy weekend getaways or longer stays.
This schedule can be found on the following tweet:
Convenience for Travelers
The return of direct flights makes traveling from Newcastle to Jersey and Guernsey more convenient. No layovers mean shorter travel times, perfect for quick breaks or business trips. Blue Islands’ schedule ensures flexibility, with Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday flights catering to different travel needs.
Passengers can also enjoy modern airport amenities at Newcastle and the Channel Islands. Year-round connections remain available via Southampton with Loganair, a partner of Blue Islands. This ensures ongoing access to the islands even outside the direct flight season.
Here’s the announcement regarding the direct flights:
Boost for Tourism and Economy
The new routes are expected to boost tourism and business between Newcastle and the Channel Islands. More visitors mean increased demand for hotels, restaurants, and attractions.
Check out what a local thinks of the place:
Matt Thomas, CEO of Ports of Jersey, highlighted the economic benefits of better air connectivity. Ross Coppolo, Managing Director of Guernsey Ports, welcomed the flights, emphasizing their value for travelers.
Blue Islands’ Chief Revenue Officer, Ronnie Matheson, is confident these routes will become a firm favorite, strengthening links between the regions.
Jodie Price
Hi, my name is Jodie Price and I have been a flight attendant for the past four years. Before that, I was a teacher at a local school. During my summer vacations from teaching, I loved to jet off on an exciting adventure whenever I could.But the flights stressed me and my friends out so much that we almost stopped vacationing altogether. Would another form of transportation be easier?