Islanders can travel directly to more cities in Spain, Italy and Germany this year.
Blue Islands is launching three new direct routes to Europe from Jersey, from April.
The seasonal services to sunny Bilbao, the Italian Lakes and Munich for Oktoberfest run alongside Easter and summer flights to Mallorca.
Rob Veron, CEO at Blue Islands says the airline is committed to connecting the Channel Islands with its high-frequency network to the UK and Ireland.
"As a Channel Islands airline, we are also uniquely placed to provide residents with convenient direct flights to exciting new European destinations for summer 2025.
"Whether it’s cultural exploration, mouth-watering gastronomy, relaxing by the water, or celebrating special moments, we’re thrilled to offer convenient direct flights to these exciting, hand-picked European destinations."
Bilbao's Guggenheim Munseum
The airline is offering three-night stays in Bilbao in northern Spain, known for its Pintxos and iconic architecture, including the Guggenheim Museum and its old town.
It is near San Sebastián, around an hour away, another popular culinary destination in Spain with attractions such as Monte Igueldo and La Concha beach.
Flights to Bilbao will be from Tuesday 15 to Friday 18 April or Friday 18 to Monday 21 April.
Verona's statue of Juliette
'Fair Verona' is on the cards for those looking for a seven-day Italian getaway, this summer.
Islanders can explore the stunning Italian Lakes, including Lake Garda and the renowned Lake Como, or even get in touch with Shakespearian literature by visiting Juliette's balcony.
Weekly flights to Verona start on Saturday 23 August to 13 September.
Verona's Juliette's Balcony
And finally, islanders looking for a 'wet' September can don their lederhosen to celebrate Oktoberfest.
Beyond the beer festivals, there is stunning scenery in that neck of the woods, from Neuschwanstein Castle to the Bavarian Alps.
Flights leave on the 20 or 23 September and return on 23 or 26 September.
Oktoberfest in Munich
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