Loganair axes flights to Jersey from 2022
Loganair has decided to end services to Jersey.
The airline will stop flights at the end of what they have described as a "disappointing" summer season and will not return in 2022.
The company says poor customer demand has made the continuation of flights "unviable".
However, they will continue selling tickets to the island with codeshare partner Blue Islands.
Loganair operates seasonal flights between Jersey and Aberdeen, Isle of Man, Newcastle, Norwich and Teesside.
No jobs will be affected by the decision, the airline has confirmed.
Matt Thomas, CEO of Ports of Jersey, says he is "naturally disappointed" by the announcement.