Blue Skies

Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline, and Blue Islands, the growing Channel-Islands based airline, have formed an extensive partnership.

Today the Channel Islands airline launched its new brand identity, new routes, new website and new product offering. The first aircraft sporting the new livery touched down in Jersey and Guernsey.

Blue Islands celebrates its 10th birthday this year, as we mark a decade of operating flights between the Channel Islands and to the UK from our bases in Guernsey and Jersey.

In July Blue Islands launched its new duty free service with a carefully selected range of products, including spirits, cigarettes and tobacco from some of the world's leading brands.

Blue Islands partnered with the Guernsey Education Department for an exciting and unique initiative to operate a series of special charter flights.

Victoria College junior choir, Cambiata, from Jersey successfully competed in a number of performances in the Mid-Somerset Music Festival in Bath recently.

Southampton Airport has topped the list of UK airports in terms of service, in the widely respected airport service quality (ASQ) survey.

Swissport, the world's largest ground-handling provider, has been appointed by Blue Islands as its new ground handling partner in Jersey.

Blue Islands have appointed Lloyd Collins as head of inflight services, a significant addition to the airlines management team.

Passengers onboard all Blue Islands flights will now be able to use their personal electronic devices (PEDs) throughout the duration of the flight.

Hundreds of Blue Islands' balloons were released in Guernsey to raise money for the 'Friends of Sri Lanka' charity to send a bus to the country filled with supplies.

Managing Director Rob Veron was once again the victorious Blue team Captain in Jersey's Kitchen Inferno event, in association with Shaun Rankin and Ormer.