Blue Islands aircraft currently grounded in Jersey

Published on: 8 December 2025

Question type: Written

Asked by: Montfort Tadier

Reference: WQ.460/2025

Answered by: Minister for Treasury and Resources

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WQ.460/2025

WRITTEN QUESTION TO THE MINISTER FOR TREASURY AND RESOURCES

BY DEPUTY M. TADIER OF ST. BRELADE

QUESTION SUBMITTED ON MONDAY 1st DECEMBER 2025

ANSWER TO BE TABLED ON MONDAY 8th DECEMBER 2025

Question

"Will the Minister confirm –

how many Blue Islands aircraft are currently grounded in Jersey;
if there are any grounded aircraft, who is the registered owner;
whether Ports of Jersey are pursuing those registered owners for all monies owed in landing fees by Blue Islands to Ports of Jersey; and
if pursuing any such landing fees, what basis does Ports of Jersey have to pursue these debts, and if these debts are not being pursued why not?"

Answer

As of 5th December 2025, one Blue Islands aircraft remains at Jersey Airport;
The aircraft is owned by a private individual;

& (d) Ports of Jersey have been in confidential commercial negotiations to agree a settlement with the

owner on the sums outstanding in respect of the aircraft. Negotiations are ongoing and, as such, the situation is commercially sensitive and it would therefore be inappropriate to provide further details.