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{{Infobox Airline
|name                 = Air Jersey Express
|logo                 = 
|motto                = "Small Island. Excellent Airline."
|IATA                 = YX
|ICAO                 = AJE
|callsign             = JeXpress
|founded              = Jersey, United Kingdom
|commenced operations = 2005
|ceased operations    = 
|alliance             = 
|world(s)             = 3.1.0 Beta
|principal hubs       = Jersey (JER)
|secondary hubs       = St. Gallen (ACH) 
|fleet                = 17 (+0 ordered)
|notes                = 
|web                  = 
}}

Air Jersey Express were established in 2005, and started operating a Saab 340 and two ATR 72-500. But later canceled the lease on the Saab 340. Air Jersey Express are now only operating ATR 72-500's. 

== History ==
Air Jersey Express were founded on the little island of Jersey, in the English Channel. They only operate a fleet of ATR 72-500 on short to medium range flights across the skies of Europe.

== Destinations ==

Air Jersey Express operates flights to:

{| class="toccolours sortable" border="1" cellpadding="3" style="border-collapse:collapse"
|+ ''Air Jersey Express Destinations:''
|- bgcolor="#662046"
!<font color=white>Airport
!<font color=white>Identifier
!<font color=white>No. of Gates
!<font color=white>Utilization
!<font color=white>Notes
|-
|St. Gallen
|align=center|ACH
|align=center|2
|83%
|Hub
|-
|Jersey
|align=center|JER
|align=center|5
|20%
|Main Hub. A terminal is owned there.
|-
|Aarhus
|align=center|AAR
|align=center|1
|36%
|
|-
|Antwerp
|align=center|ANR
|align=center|1
|42%
|
|-
|Brest
|align=center|BES
|align=center|1
|50%
|
|-
|Billlund
|align=center|BLL
|align=center|1
|80%
|
|-
|Stockholm-Bromma
|align=center|BMA
|align=center|1
|52%
|
|-
|Bern
|align=center|BRN
|align=center|2
|67%
|Unoffical Hub
|-
|Bratislava
|align=center|BTS
|align=center|1
|100%
|
|-
|Paris Beauvais
|align=center|BVA
|align=center|1
|72%
|
|-
|Regina
|align=center|YQR
|align=center|1
|8%
|
|-
|Abbotsford
|align=center|YXX
|align=center|1
|6%
|
|-
|Moncton
|align=center|YQM
|align=center|1
|10%
|
|-
|St. John's
|align=center|YYT
|align=center|1
|6%
|
|-
|New York
|align=center|LGA
|align=center|1
|100%
|
|-
|Washington
|align=center|DCA
|align=center|1
|64%
|
|-
|Miami
|align=center|MIA
|align=center|1
|38%
|
|-
|Orlando
|align=center|MCO
|align=center|1
|24%
|
|-
|London
|align=center|LHR
|align=center|1
|30%
|First Intercontinental Destination
|-
|Paris
|align=center|CDG
|align=center|1
|28%
|
|-
|}

== Fleet ==

jetRed Airways operates six Airbus A318 and ten Airbus A319 in Canadian and North American routes. The airline uses four Airbus A330 in Long-Haul flights. The airline ordered one A318, five A319 and four A330.

{| class="toccolours sortable" border="1" cellpadding="3" style="border-collapse:collapse"
|+ ''jetRed Fleet:''
|- bgcolor="#662046"
!<font color=white>Aircraft
!<font color=white>Number of Aircrafts
!<font color=white>Business Seats
!<font color=white>Economy Seats
!<font color=white>Total Capacity
|-

|align=center|Airbus A318
|align=center|6 (+1 ordered)
|8C
|100Y
|108 seats
|-
|align=center|Airbus A319
|align=center|10 (+5 ordered)
|8C
|114Y
|122 seats
|-
|align=center|Airbus A330-200
|align=center|4 (+4 ordered)
|30C
|187Y
|217 seats
|-
|}