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Eight months after he began his treatment at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital for a lifesaving bone marrow transplant, Joe is now back home in Jersey.

Blue Islands played host to over 20 young travellers from Jersey's Samares School on Tuesday 19 June 2012.

Blue Islands is delighted to become a member of The European Regions Airline Association (ERA). Founded in 1980, the association represents some 60 intra-European airlines.

Joe's getting stronger. Blue Skies recently shared the story of Joe Redmond, the little boy from Jersey who is currently being treated for a rare bone marrow disorder.

Travellers who want a faster service between London and Jersey are switching to the Blue Islands London City service and avoiding the hassle of Gatwick.

The Blue Islands service has been admired by world renowned chef, Michel Roux Senior, who flew with the airline direct from Geneva to Jersey.

The Blue Islands Dornier 328 aircraft is to feature on the Jersey Post 'Aviation History XI' series stamps, commissioned for the 75^th anniversary of Jersey Airport.

Blue Islands have donated spare parts from the recently sold Britten Norman Islander aircraft to the Air Search organisation, who use same aircraft for their search and rescue service.

Joe Redmond is a little boy who has 'magic blood.' Aged just 3, Joe has undergone more operations and treatment than most of us will in our entire lives.

Students from the Grammar School in Guernsey were congratulated by Managing Director of Blue Islands, Rob Veron, as he presented their GCSE certificates.

The infamous traveller Paddington Bear would have been proud of four little bears that flew in to Jersey from Southampton with Blue Islands.

Today, Blue Islands flew Barnacle, a rescued baby seal cub from Jersey to Bristol. The little cub was found in rocks beneath the Corbiere lighthouse in Jersey.