St Helena Airport is pleased to announce that full air operations can now resume. The first scheduled flights will commence on 17 February SHG is pleased to announce that today,...

Summary Following the arrival of parts, tools, and specialist engineers on yesterday’s chartered flight we have begun shift working at the airport to return the fire tenders to full operational...

St Helena is likely to experience a north-westerly swell from Saturday, 14 February 2026, resulting in unsettling sea conditions in both James and Rupert’s Bay. Boat owners are advised to...

Following a call for Expressions of Interest issued at the end of 2025, an independent Governance Commission has been appointed to review and assess the recommendations arising from the 2025...

Following the recent airport recategorisation, the St Helena Government (SHG) is pleased to provide a positive update on the island’s air and sea access, as well as progress toward restoring...

With the current challenges being faced by the St Helena Airport, it is an opportune time for cyber criminals to...

The Captain of the MV Karoline, together with Port Control, assessed sea conditions this morning, 12 February 2026. The MV Karoline has now safely berthed alongside Rupert’s Jetty to begin...

With the recent accreditation of the Airport to Category 4, the St Helena Government (SHG) is pleased to confirm a significant step in maintaining essential services. Successful Medevac Flight A...

The Azamara Journey cruise ship arrived today, and passengers were successfully brought ashore via Ruperts. The decision to use Rupert’s...

The St Helena Government (SHG) acknowledges the significant disruption and concern caused by the current suspension of commercial air services....

St Helena is currently experiencing very dry conditions, which increases the risk of fires across the island. As with any...

The cruise ship Azamara Journey will arrive in St Helena on Wednesday morning, 11 February 2026. There are approximately 663...