Jersey Airport’s £10 million departure lounge revamp nears completion
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- The £10 million transformation of Jersey Airport’s departure lounge is entering its final stage after work began last year, with funding provided from Ports of Jersey’s own revenue.
- The current phase adds a new mezzanine level, a Martello‑inspired lift tower, expanded duty‑free and family areas, and extensive artwork, while the final stage will introduce a new bar and restaurant called The Shoreline in April or May next year.
- The Shoreline is expected to open in April or May of next year as the concluding element of the project.
Why it matters
The substantial investment upgrades 30‑year‑old infrastructure, supporting the airport’s long‑term future and enhancing passenger amenities.
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