Airport guide 2026

Jersey Airport JER

Jersey Airport is located in the parish of Saint Peter, approximately 7 km northwest of Saint Helier, the capital of the island.

It is the main air terminal of the Channel Islands, an access point to extensive beaches like St Ouen's Bay and the famous La Corbière lighthouse, reachable on foot during low tide.

Content verified on 06/09/2026

Official source: www.jerseyairport.com

How to get to Jersey Airport

Saint Helier is about 7 km from the airport, with a journey of approximately 15-20 minutes.

By Car

Travelers arriving by car or taxi reach Saint Helier in approximately 15 minutes.

By Train

There is no railway connection at Jersey.

By Bus

Lines 15, 22 (express, approximately 20 minutes) and 9 (approximately 25 minutes) connect the airport to Saint Helier.

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Tips Check tide schedules if you plan to visit La Corbière or beaches on the west coast: they're among Europe's widest and can radically change the coastal landscape within hours.

Average travel time to JER

TrainNot available

Shuttle bus20-25 minutes (lines 15/22/9)

Taxi / Private hireapproximately 20 minutes (£20)

Parking near Jersey Airport

Parking is available near the terminal.

How to get to Saint Helier from JER

By Train

There is no railway connection to Jersey.

By Bus

Lines 15, 22 (express, approximately 20 minutes) and 9 (approximately 25 minutes) connect the airport to Saint Helier.

By Taxi

A taxi to Saint Helier costs approximately 15-20 GBP depending on the time of day (day/night), for a journey of about 20 minutes.

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Car rental at Jersey Airport

The major car rental companies have desks at the airport, widely used for autonomous island exploration.

Hotels near Jersey Airport

Saint Helier (15-20 minutes) offers most hotel options; St Ouen's Bay and Saint Brelade, on the west coast, are a popular alternative close to beaches.

Airport services

The airport is the main air hub for the Channel Islands, with connections to the United Kingdom, Ireland, and select European destinations.

Shopping & Duty Free

The duty-free area features local products, including the island's celebrated dairy specialties, and standard brands found throughout the British Isles.

Lounges & relaxation

The airport has several lounges, primarily designed for business travelers.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal area.

Families & Children

Minimal family assistance services are available in the waiting areas.

Terminal guide

The single terminal manages connections to the United Kingdom, Ireland, and some European destinations, particularly French ones.

Before boarding, it's advisable to calculate 2 hours of buffer for flights.

Map of Jersey Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. Can the Jersey pound be spent outside the island?

No, although it is pegged at par to the British pound, the Jersey pound cannot be spent outside the island: convert it or spend it before you leave, or simply use standard GBP during your stay.

Q. Do you need a passport to travel to Jersey from the UK?

No, citizens of the Common Travel Area (United Kingdom, Ireland, Isle of Man) do not need a passport or visa.

Q. Why are the tides important in Jersey?

They are among the largest in Europe and can radically change the coastal landscape: the La Corbière lighthouse, for example, can only be reached on foot at low tide.