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Wide-body & private jet
From a light jet to a full 777, one caterer, one standard
Aviation catering — St. Peter, Jersey
VIP flight catering, airline catering and private jet catering at St. Peter (EGJJ / JER)
JER (IATA) · EGJJ (ICAO)
A single narrow-body reference code governs the ramp at St. Peter, which sets the loading sequence rather than the volume: one stand, one hi-loader run, one wide-body-style discipline applied to a smaller airframe. AERO GOURMET runs inflight catering, in-flight catering and aviation catering from this footprint, boarding scheduled, charter, VIP, government and private jet flights straight to galley height, airside, with the uplift timed to the slot rather than to the terminal clock.
1,705 m
Longest runway
Narrow-body
Largest aircraft handled
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Runways
2
FBOs on station
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VIP at any volume
8 First covers or 400 passengers across three cabins, same execution
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24/7 order desk
Ad hoc, AOG and same-day uplift answered around the clock
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Multi-leg coordination
One loading sheet, every leg of your rotation
On the apron — St. Peter
Inflight catering at wide-body scale for EGJJ
Everything below is what we measure at this station — distances, windows, who signs what.
Inflight catering order window at St. Peter airport
Catering uplift tracked from kitchen to galley at JER
Ramp access at St. Peter is held on our own clearance, not borrowed from a handling agent, which is what lets the loading window be measured rather than guessed. From the sealed cart leaving our kitchen to the hi-loader closing against the galley door, every stage on the apron is logged against the same clock. A single narrow-body stand means one queue, one run, and no waiting on a second aircraft to clear before the uplift moves.
Sealed once at the kitchen, the cart moves under escort across the apron to the single stand worked at St. Peter, screened at the point security requires and logged again at the aircraft. That chain of custody is the argument of this section: the galley is not where risk sits, the ground between the kitchen and the hi-loader is, and it is planned against the busiest hour on the ramp rather than the average one. Every catering uplift closes with a temperature reading at the seal and another at handover, matched against the same reference before the hi-loader retracts. The signature that closes the load is the same one that opened the galley catering docket at the kitchen door.
One stand, one hi-loader, one seal — measured from the kitchen to the galley door.
Airline food supplier kitchen serving St. Peter (JER)
Pilot meals and cleared production crews for EGJJ
Airport catering at St. Peter runs from a production kitchen holding hot production, pastry, a cold larder and a protocol line under one roof, built to HACCP standard and matched to a single narrow-body reference code rather than to a wide-body volume. That layout keeps the cold chain unbroken from the cold room to the sealed cart, and it means airport catering here is not scaled down from a bigger station, it is built to the code this ramp actually holds. Tray sets, passenger meal boxes and crew meal boxes move off the same line, staged to the loading sequence rather than to a fixed departure bank.
The team behind government flight catering at St. Peter is the same named crew on every rotation, not a rota drawn from a general pool: security clearance held on file, each name on the access list, each trained to the household standards a royal or state movement expects. That consistency is what a protocol officer is actually checking when the file is reviewed ahead of a movement. Chain of custody runs from the cleared kitchen staff through the sealed cart to the signature at the aircraft, with no substitution along the way.
VIP flight catering menus for St. Peter, Jersey departures
Royal flight catering standards per cabin at St. Peter airport
Menus for JER are written to the cabin and to the mission, not to a single fixed cycle: a delegation, a charter group and a scheduled rotation are given different specifications from the same kitchen. Jersey's produce sits in the specification where the brief calls for it — dairy, fish, orchard fruit from the island and the wider Channel Islands region — worked into a written menu rather than named as a dish. Seasonal changes move through the specification on a set cycle, so the tray standard itself never varies between changes. Every set closes on documented allergen, halal, kosher and medical requirements, labelled per passenger and per cabin before it leaves the kitchen, which is what inflight catering at this scale is actually judged on.
First & VVIP cabins
First and VVIP cabins at St. Peter are plated to a written specification held on file between movements, with à-la-carte and caviar service available on request rather than fixed to a single set menu. VIP flight catering here is documented per passenger, so the same standard repeats on the next rotation without having to be rebuilt from scratch.
Business cabins
Business cabins at JER take multi-choice hot service built to galley-ready tray sets sized to the aircraft fitted on this stand. Crew meals, cabin crew meals and pilot meals are boxed separately to the roster, so cabin service and the flight deck never share a tray set.
Protocol & dietary
Protocol and dietary work at EGJJ covers household, religious and medical requirements documented per passenger, with halal and kosher sets produced on a separate line and sealed before it leaves the kitchen. The full range of IATA special meal codes runs through the same inflight catering docket, logged against the passenger list rather than issued loose.
The three books
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Royal & Government Flights
Royal households · government · state operations
- Plated service · First to main cabin
- Protocol handling · security clearance
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Charter & Commercial
Charter · ACMI · group · scheduled · ad hoc
- 400 passengers · one uplift
- HACCP cold chain, logged to the galley door
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Private Jet
Business jet · VVIP charter · flight departments
- From 8 covers · plated forward
- Reheat sequence specified per dish
Compliance
HACCP standards for aviation catering at EGJJ / JER
HACCP
HACCP cold chain
Produced in our own certified kitchens, temperature logged end to end.
Clearance
Cleared personnel
Security-cleared staff, badged airside vehicles, escorted where the stand requires it.
Custody
Sealed chain of custody
Carts sealed at the kitchen, seals verified and handovers signed at the aircraft.
Allergens
Documented allergen sets
Allergen, halal, kosher and medical requirements documented per uplift and per passenger.
Aircraft catering delivered airside at St. Peter
St. Peter carries scheduled, charter, government and private aviation traffic across a single narrow-body reference code, which turns each movement into a documentation and sequencing question rather than a volume one: a delegation needs its protocol file matched to the passenger list, a charter group needs its tray count matched to the seating plan, and a repeat rotation needs the same specification repeated without drift.
The uplift reaches the aircraft from our kitchen by sealed cart, escorted across the apron and boarded by hi-loader to galley height at the single stand worked here, with ramp access held on our own clearance rather than on a handler's badge. Inflight catering, in-flight catering at St. Peter and aviation catering in Jersey all run off the same ops desk, so a diversion or a late change is worked from one contact rather than passed between departments.
Airline catering and airport catering in Jersey both commit to the same close on every load here: one coordinator named to the rotation, carts sealed at the kitchen, and a signed handover at the aircraft before the hi-loader retracts.
Commercial aviation catering for every mission at EGJJ
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Government and state flight catering at JER
Our kitchen builds every state movement here against a 1705 m runway that fixes the aircraft this ramp actually takes, and government flight catering at St. Peter for a head of state aircraft is planned to that ceiling rather than assumed. Protocol is documented per passenger, staff are security-cleared, and the uplift is sealed before it leaves the kitchen.
Government & state flights →
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Royal and VVIP flight catering at St. Peter
A 1705 m runway sets the aircraft class this stand actually receives, and it governs every royal flight catering movement worked at St. Peter as closely as a state one. Private airliners within that class — BBJ, ACJ and comparable VVIP types — are held to a written household specification kept on file between movements, with halal and household dietary requirements produced on request and logged against catering at EGJJ before departure.
Royal & VVIP flights →
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Charter and ACMI flight catering at EGJJ
A single-aisle charter aircraft is what the narrow-body reference code at St. Peter is built to receive, and charter flight catering at EGJJ for ACMI and wet-lease operators, group movements and special missions runs to that same code. Charter flight catering at St. Peter delivers a full three-cabin uplift counted against the loading sheet and staged in the order the galleys are laid out.
Wide-body charter →
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Airline and ad hoc catering at JER
A 1705 m runway at St. Peter, which sets a narrow-body ceiling on what boards here rather than a wide-body one. Carriers running this station as an outstation draw on ad hoc airline catering, outstation catering and diversion catering off the same duty roster, with technical stop catering and AOG covered on the same clearance, across a multi-leg rotation without a change of contact.
Commercial airlines →
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Private jet and FBO catering at St. Peter
Across the same narrow-body reference code that governs the rest of this field, business aviation is worked from the GA terminal and the FBOs on the field rather than from a separate scope. Private jet catering in Jersey reaches those aprons on the same cold chain and the same sealed paperwork as an airline uplift, with FBO catering delivered directly to the aircraft rather than left at a counter.
Private jets →
FBOs at St. Peter
gama aviation jersey (avn beauport)
jersey aero club
Airline catering services reviewed at St. Peter airport
Protocol teams on VVIP catering at St. Peter (JER)
Government flight department
Royal household
Charter operator
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Scheduled airline
“Our flight changed at short notice and we arranged technical stop catering at St. Peter (JER/EGJJ). Communication was fast and practical, which made a difficult turnaround much easier for our crew. Good support when timing is the main pressure point. From an operational point of view, the service was easy to manage and required very little follow-up.”
★★★★★Private jet operator
Clara — VIP Trip Manager
“We used the service at St. Peter (JER/EGJJ) for off-station catering on a station where we do not have our usual suppliers. The crew received exactly what was ordered, with clear labels and no last-minute chasing from operations. A solid solution for outstation operations. From an operational point of view, the service was easy to manage and required very little follow-up.”
★★★★★Charter operator
Gabriel — Operations Desk Manager
“The operations team needed an airline catering cost for St. Peter (JER/EGJJ) with very little time to decide. The inclusions were easy to understand, lead time was realistic, and there were no surprises when the final order was confirmed. Straightforward and professional from quote to delivery. Updates were timely and the final delivery matched the confirmation we had from operations.”
★★★★★Scheduled airline
Alberto — Outstation Manager
St. Peter (EGJJ / JER): airport catering data
| Datum | Value |
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| Longest runway | 1,705 m |
| Runways | 1 |
| Aerodrome reference code | narrow-body |
| ICAO | EGJJ |
Business jet catering questions at St. Peter, Jersey
Crew meals, lead times and access at St. Peter, Jersey
What operations gets asked every week about St. Peter.
Ask operations directly →How far in advance can VIP, VVIP and government flight catering be arranged at St. Peter?
Protocol clearance and the household or state specification are what set the schedule, not a fixed calendar cutoff, so VIP flight catering and government flight catering are confirmed as soon as the passenger and security files are complete.
St. Peter, do you deliver private jet catering to the FBOs and the GA terminal on the field?
The hi-loader and sealed cart used for airline rotations carry the same uplift to the GA terminal and the FBOs on the field, so private jet catering and FBO catering run on the same cold chain and paperwork as a scheduled flight.
At what point does airline catering cost get confirmed for a flight through JER?
The kitchen builds the quotation once the cabin count, specification and loading window are set, so airline catering cost is confirmed after those three are known rather than published as a flat rate.
EGJJ, are halal, kosher and the full range of special meal codes produced on site?
There is a separate production line at the kitchen serving St. Peter that runs halal and kosher sets alongside the full IATA SPML range, each one documented and sealed against the passenger list before it leaves the building.
Outstation catering near St. Peter
GCI / EGJB
Saint Peter Port
Guernsey · 39 km from St. Peter
Airline & VIP flight catering →
ACI / EGJA
Saint Anne
Guernsey · 55 km from St. Peter
Airline & VIP flight catering →
GFR / LFRF
Bréville-sur-Mer
France · 58 km from St. Peter
Airline & VIP flight catering →
Charter flight catering quote for St. Peter
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Offloading
Return leg, if any
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Uplift at St. Peter (JER)