- Jersey Airport passed one million passengers for 2026
- More than 472,000 travellers used airport July to September
- Nearly 200,000 passengers through Jersey Harbour
- DFDS experienced 10pc boost in passenger volumes
- Airport offered flights to 41 destinations during peak summer
Jersey Airport has passed the one million passenger mark for 2026 following a strong summer. More than 472,000 travellers used the airport between July and September. This represents a 4.2pc increase on the same period last year.
Ports of Jersey reported that nearly 200,000 passengers passed through Jersey Harbour. Ferry operator DFDS experienced a 10pc boost in passenger volumes year-on-year. During peak summer, the airport offered direct flights to 41 destinations across England and Europe. The schedule maintained up to 185 departing flights per week.
Paul Holley, Head of Connectivity at Ports of Jersey, shared growth was supported by airline investments in key routes. Higher frequencies on KLM’s Amsterdam service contributed to the increase. Loganair operated its first full summer with routes to Bordeaux, East Midlands, Norwich, and Paris. The figures signal strong recovery for Jersey’s visitor economy.
