Cheap flights from Dublin to Jersey

April is the cheapest month on this route, and it is a good time to visit Jersey before the island's summer season picks up. Fares for the months from October through to July are shown on the calendar, so you can see how prices move across the year at a glance. Expect school holidays and the Christmas period to push fares up on a leisure route like this one; midweek departures often cost less than weekend ones, and booking a connection with room to spare protects you if the first leg runs late.

Emerald Airlines leads the list on this route, operating short regional hops, and Aer Lingus appears alongside it as the Irish flag carrier. Aurigny Air Services and Loganair Limited are both regional specialists whose smaller aircraft can mean tighter baggage rules, so read the fare conditions. British Airways and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines typically route you through their own hubs, which adds travel time but can open up more departure choices. Since every itinerary here involves a change of plane, compare what is actually included: checked baggage, seat choice and whether the two legs sit on a single ticket or two.

Jersey Airport is a small terminal, which works in your favour: walking from the gate to the exit takes minutes rather than the long transfers you would face at a major hub. There is no rail link from the island airport, so you will be looking at a bus or a taxi into Saint Helier, with the ride measured in a short drive rather than a long haul. Give yourself time for car hire desks if you plan to explore the island, and check your arrival time against the local bus schedule if you land in the evening.

Currency

GBP (£)

Power sockets

Type G · 230 V

Language

English

Emergency number

112, 999

Calling code

+44

Internet domain

.uk

Population of Jersey

103 k (2021)

Time zone

UTC+00 (Europe/London)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check whether baggage is included in the fare, since regional carriers on short routes often charge for checked bags.
• Confirm which Dublin departure your itinerary uses, so you arrive at the right terminal with time to spare.
• Look at the connection: a long layover is safer than a tight one when the two legs are on separate tickets.
• Make sure your passport meets the entry rules for the United Kingdom before you book.
• Compare April against the summer months on the calendar, since fares shift noticeably with the season.
• Check whether your ticket covers both legs or leaves you to rebook the second if the first is delayed.