Overview
- Blue Islands suspended all flights on 14 November after 26 years of service, telling customers not to travel to airports without alternatives.
- Local reports say roughly 21,000 booked flights were affected and about 100 employees lost their jobs.
- Loganair began replacement services from 16 November on key routes including Jersey–Guernsey, Exeter, Bristol and Southampton, with Aurigny adding capacity.
- British Airways and easyJet are providing extra seats while authorities work to preserve connectivity for Jersey and Guernsey.
- The UK Civil Aviation Authority is advising affected customers on refunds and next steps via its website, as the airline says it is exploring options for customers, staff and partners.