Ports of Jersey has announced the airport will open midday ahead of 2:00 pm flights.
Teams have been working to sufficiently address the damage caused by Storm Ciaran.
Jersey Airport is now compliant to reopen and is described as safe and secure.
The government's advice to islanders is to take care on their journeys and to allow plenty of time to get to the airport.
Taxis and buses ban at King Street/New Street junction
Taxis will no longer be allowed to use New Street and New Cut.
Rouge Bouillon closes again for more emergency road works
The St Helier ring road is being closed again for emergency road works, after being open for two months.
Gas Works skatepark, climbing wall and pump track idea rejected
Gas Works site will remain as it is for now, as politicians reject the idea of turning it into a temporary space for teenagers.
82 year old's food bank fundraiser inspired by Occupation Red Cross efforts
82-year-old Tom du Feu's Liberation Walk - inspired by the memories of SS Vega's Red Cross Food Parcels during the Occupation - raised £3,000.
Ministers split over new Tenancy Law
Ministers, deputies, and constables are divided on a new Tenancy Law, which has been postponed after a day of debate.
Desalination plant due to start up to prepare for water shortage
Jersey's desalination plant is getting ready to start up, to help with water supply following the warmest June on record.
Deputy Ozouf to appear in court on immigration offences
Deputy Philip Ozouf will appear in Jersey's Magistrate's Court on Friday (11 July), charged with immigration offences.
18,000 rented homes in Jersey now licensed
More than 18,000 rented homes in Jersey were licensed in the first year of a government scheme to improve standards.
