Southampton

In preparation for its new flybe franchise taking off on 6 June, the first Blue Islands aircraft to sport the distinctive purple flybe livery has flown into Jersey airport.

Blue Islands announces that its new franchise partnership with flybe, Europe's largest regional airline, will start operating on 6 June 2016 with seats on sale now.

Blue Islands announces that it has reached agreement with Europe’s largest regional airline, flybe, for a franchise partnership which will see it take to the skies in flybe branded aircraft.

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.

Guernsey's local aid charity 'Bridge2nepal' was donated flights by Blue Islands from Guernsey to Southampton to begin their journey to the earthquake-struck country.

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

With passengers now able to use personal electronic devices throughout Blue Islands flights and free wifi in our airports and on trains to Waterloo, you can now work all the way to London.

Following Flybe's substantial cuts to Guernsey's lifeline route to Southampton, Blue Islands have undertaken to accommodate all the Flybe passengers.

Blue Islands is increasing the number of flights it operates between Guernsey and Southampton to up to eight per day as more consumers are choosing Southampton as their route to central London.

The Southampton Roadshow visited Guernsey and Jersey in conjunction with Blue Islands to promote tourism in Hampshire and inspire travellers to use Southampton Airport.

The addition of the new ATR-72-500 aircraft brings with it a significantly enhanced service for passengers travelling between Guernsey and Southampton.