Airport Jersey (EGJJ)

Saint Peter, St. Peter, Jersey 🇯🇪

Elevation: 84m (275ft)
Coordinates: 49.2081, -2.1956

Runways

1 RWY, 1706m/5597ft

08/26
Asphalt
1706m/5597ft

What other pilots say about EGJJ

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2025-08-22 16:12:59 UTC
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Jersey Airport (EGJJ) is suitable for both VFR and IFR operations, with no PPR required for most GA flights under 2 tonnes MTOW. The Jersey Aero Club handles GA aircraft up to 3 tonnes, offering professional and friendly service. IFR approaches include ILS, VOR/DME, and NDB/DME procedures, with clear ATC guidance and straightforward arrivals and departures. For customs, a General Declaration must be completed before arrival via the airport website; entry requires a passport.

Landing fees for aircraft up to 2 tonnes typically range from about £19 to £45, with handling fees around £25–£30. Parking is free for the first seven days; after that, parking costs about £20–£30 per day. Example: landing about £25, handling about £30, parking about £20/day after seven days. Avgas is available at notably low prices, with AOPA members receiving discounts and occasional bar/café vouchers. Jet A1 requires taxiing to stand 20; pre-booking fuel via the airport or Aeroclub website is recommended to avoid delays.

Facilities include a small bar/café in the GA terminal (Aeroclub), WiFi, and self-briefing terminals. Car hire is available at the main terminal (about 7–15 minutes on foot), with options for car delivery or return at the Aeroclub. Grass parking areas are generally well maintained but may have minor ridges; caution is advised when taxiing on grass.

Customs procedures require advance online notification; see AIP/NOTAM for details. The correct Aeroclub contact email is JACM@jerseyaeroclub.com; phone +44 1534 743 990. Jersey uses its own currency alongside GBP; credit cards are widely accepted.

Jersey Airport offers efficient handling, low fuel prices, and convenient access for non-commercial general aviation pilots.

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