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New French routes are a first for airline

Lisa YoungChannel Islands
News imageLoganair A group of eight women and one man wearing Loganair uniforms smiling at the camera. They are standing in front of a red bus and are waving French flags. The steward at the front is holding a bunch of flight tickets fanned out. The unform is black and the women are wearing red checked scarfs.Loganair
It is the first time Loganair has operated routes to France

An airline has begun its first ever direct flights between Jersey and France.

Among the Loganair flights will be a service to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Ronnie Matheson, Loganair's chief commercial officer, said: "This is the first time in Loganair's long history that the airline has flown to France so it is a very proud day for all the team."

Flights to Bordeaux are scheduled to begin on 19 June and head of connectivity at Ports of Jersey, Paul Holley, said the two new routes would "represent an opportunity for Jersey to reach new markets, further supporting our visitor economy".

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