The French Connection

Jersey European Airways (JY) was a franchise operator for Air France (AF) & operated routes from Birmingham & London Heathrow for the carrier, AF liveried aircraft were frequently seen on island operating JY schedules - G-JEBB BAe 146-300 is seen here in 2000. Image from the collection of Tony Carre.

 JEA 'Mini Dashes'

G-JEDY & G-JEDZ de Havilland Canada DHC.8Q-201 Dash 8. Jersey European Airways

GCI/Guernsey circa 2000. Images from the collection of Tony Carre.

 Jersey Airlines

G-ANWZ de Havilland DH.114 Heron operated by Jersey Airlines taxis in to stand circa 1958.

Pic - Cyril Smith via Andy Smith

Jersey 146-200

G-JEAK & G-JEAX BAe 146-200. Jersey European Airways. GCI/Guernsey.

Images - Tony Carre collection.

 Jersey 146

G-JEBD British Aerospace BAe 146-300. Jersey European Airways. GCI/Guernsey 2000. Images from the collection of Tony Carre.

 Jersey European 360

G-OBHD Shorts 360. Jersey European Airways.

Guernsey/GCI circa 1992

Pic - Tony Carre collection

 Jersey 'Delta Charlie'

G-JEDC de Havilland Canada DHC.8Q-311 Dash 8. Jersey European Airways. Guernsey/GCI 2000.

Pics - Tony Carre Collection.

 Jersey 'Delta Fox'

G-JEDF de Havilland Canada DHC.8Q-311 Dash 8. Jersey European Airways. Guernsey/GCI 2000.

Pics - Tony Carre Collection.

 JEA Friendship

VH-EWZ Fokker F.27-500 was delivered to Jersey European Airways in 1990 & entered service wearing the colours & registration of former operator Australian airline East-West Airlines, the aircraft was placed on the UK register as G-JEAI towards the end of 1990. The frame was written off in Sligo Ireland in 2002 whilst with new operator EuroCeltic, the fuselage remains there today & is used as a fire service training aid. Images taken at GCI/Guernsey are from the collection of Tony Carre.

 Metropolitan Shed

G-METO Shorts 330. Metropolitan Airways. The aircraft was a previous visitor to Guernsey registered as G-BKIE with Genair, it later became G-METP, G-SLUG & reverted back to G-BKIE with BAC Express before being WFU in 1994.

Pic - Tony Carre collection.