Birmingham Airport

Do I need to complete a Passenger Locator Form when returning from within the CTA?

No, Passenger Locator Forms do not need to be completed.

Where can I have Covid-19 testing before I travel?

Yes, our testing partner, Randox, have a testing site in Birmingham City Centre. For full details and how to book your tests, please click here.

Is the Air-Rail Link currently operating to/from Birmingham International train station?

The Air-Rail Link is operating between the hours of 03:30 - 00:30.

What shops, bars and restaurants are currently open at the airport?

Most of our outlets are back open at the airport. Please click here for my information.

Should I arrive earlier at the airport than normal?

All passengers are encouraged to arrive at the terminal in line with the check-in opening times for their flight.

What can I expect in Jersey?

At 9 miles by 5 miles, Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands with lots of things to keep the whole family entertained. St Helier is at the heart of the island, but the rest should be explored too. From the magnificent south and west coast beaches to the castles and WWII fortifications along the north and east coasts. The fascinating coastline, alongside interesting museums, a famous zoo, a chilled-out atmosphere and excellent cuisine, makes it easy to see why Jersey attracts so many visitors to its sun-kissed shores.

What is the flight time to Jersey?

The approximate flight time to Jersey is 1 hour 5 minutes.

What is the weather like in Jersey?

The Jersey climate is similar to that of southern England, although the weather is reliably warmer and sunnier.

Why should I visit Jersey?

Jersey has heritage sites, miles of beaches and bays, delicious fresh food and an active nightlife. Whether you’re looking for a romantic break, a family holiday or a solo trip, Jersey is a great choice.

Two of Jersey’s main attractions are Gorey’s Mont Orgueil and St Helier’s Elizabeth Castle – both were built to repel attacks after the island was invaded by William the Conqueror in 1066. For the most part the islanders were successful, such as at the 1781 Battle of Jersey (commemorated at the Jersey Museum and Art Gallery).

Another of the island’s main draws is the Jersey War Tunnels. Dug deep into the hillside within St Peter's Valley, the eerie tunnels of a German underground military hospital have been converted into Jersey's best and most poignant museum. Dedicated to the island's experience under Nazi occupation between 1940 and 1945, it’s truly gripping.

Jersey is known for its fresh, local produce served in delicious dishes. Surrounded by the sea, seafood is plentiful in Jersey and you can’t leave without sampling some fresh fish. Enjoy a crab sandwich on the pier before polishing off a locally made ice cream for dessert.