LoganAir has stepped in to offer “rescue” flights for Blue Islands passengers after the company’s collapse – including on the “essential” medical route to Southampton.
The Jersey-based airline announced last night that it had ceased trading and cancelled all bookings.
In a statement this morning, Ports of Jersey said it was “pleased” that LoganAir would be “stepping in to maintain vital air connectivity”.
It continued: “Loganair will be starting their operations to and from Jersey on Sunday 16 November, with plans to create a permanent operating base on the island.
“To support affected Blue Islands customers, special rescue fares will be available on a number of routes.
“Full details and booking information can be found at: www.loganair.co.uk/rescuefares.
“We thank Loganair for their swift response and commitment to supporting Jersey’s connectivity at this critical moment and we are looking forward to building a partnership with them in the weeks and months ahead.”
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