Passenger numbers at Jersey's airport and harbour this summer are both up on last year.
More than 472,000 people travelled through the airport between July and September, representing a 4.2% increase on the same period in 2025.
Nearly 200,000 people went through Jersey Harbour, with DFDS passenger numbers up 10%.
Paul Holley, Head of Connectivity at Ports of Jersey, said:
"The third quarter is our busiest period of the year, and it’s encouraging to see sustained growth through both our air and sea gateways with visitors making the most of the great Jersey summer.
"This was supported by higher frequencies on key services such as KLM’s Amsterdam route, alongside Loganair’s first full summer with routes to Bordeaux, East Midlands, Norwich and Paris added to its core network."
Jersey Airport welcomed its one millionth passenger at the end of August.
Mr Holley added:
"Maintaining strong connectivity is vital to our island’s economy and community.
"We truly value the partnerships we continue to develop with our airline and ferry partners and appreciate their continued support in delivering these services throughout the summer season."
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