The service is intended to encourage Brits to take more domestic flights. It will run Monday through Saturday, making stops in Jersey, Southampton, Leeds Bradford, and Aberdeen, a total run of around 3.5 hours, according to the Telegraph.
The same service will operate southbound, from Aberdeen to Jersey.
There are a couple of downsides to the service. According to the Telegraph, passengers will have to clear UK customs in Southampton, which will take approximately 40 minutes. There is also a 20-minute wait time at Leeds Bradford.
So far, a survey on the Telegraph's website shows fairly split results-55% think FlyShuttle is a "Nice idea," while 44 percent think the shuttle "Won't take off."
The service will begin on October 26 and tickets will start at about $50 one way.