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More than a third of Blue Islands flights cancelled

Wednesday, 28 May 2025 16:16

Almost 35% of Blue Islands flights have been cancelled today (28 May 2025).

Trouble continues for the Channel Islands airline, after a weekend of cancellations, delays and an emergency landing.

WATCH: Challenging weekend for Blue Islands

Eight out of 23 flights in and out of Jersey have been cancelled today, with Guernsey, Bristol, Dublin and Southampton routes appearing to be the worst off.

It comes as Blue Islands cited 'fleet challenges', which will affect the Jersey to Birmingham, Bristol, Exeter and Guernsey to Southampton routes until 21 July 2025.

Passengers affected by the rescheduled flights are being contacted by Blue Islands to make alternative travel plans.

READ: Blue Islands re-arranges summer schedule due to 'fleet challenges'

We have contacted Blue Islands and the government for a response.

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