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Blue Islands has teamed up with three Guernsey charities and Paultons Park to fly children and young people to make memories at the theme park which will last a lifetime.

Blue Islands has added a third, larger ATR 72 aircraft to its fleet; the 68-seat variant replaces a 46-seat ATR 42 and brings a further 60,000 seats to the airline's network.

Blue Islands has announced that Dougie Hoblyn, flight operations director, has been promoted to accountable manager, following CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) approval.

Yesterday a ceremonial torch celebrating the 75th anniversary of the RAF air cadets air training corps arrived in Jersey as part of a six-week relay throughout the British Isles.

On Monday 6th June 2016, Blue Islands took to the skies in the distinctive operating colours of its new franchise partner flybe, Europe's largest regional airline.

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.