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BermudAir connects Bermuda’s L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA) to the United States and Canada. It currently flies to 21 destinations in North America. Beginning December 19th, BermudAir will offer 2x weekly, nonstop flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) to Anguilla’s Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (AXA). This marks the first time BermudAir will operate scheduled service to a destination outside of Bermuda under a new name: AnguillAir. This brand will exclusively serve Anguilla.
The announcement signals a new era for Caribbean aviation as BermudAir will connect British Overseas Territories through premium service and island hospitality. The new AnguillAir branding reflects a dedicated identity and sets the stage for future regional growth. Flights will operate during the winter season and offer travelers direct access to one of the Caribbean’s most exclusive destinations. Anguilla is known for its white-sand beaches, luxury resorts, and tranquility.
It’s not all good news as BermudAir needs to get the aircraft from somewhere. Service to Providence’s Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport (PVD) will be suspended and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) will shift to a winter-only, seasonal offering.
Adam Scott, Founder and CEO of BermudAir, said:
This is more than a new route—it’s a reflection of what BermudAir was built to do: strengthen island connections, deliver extraordinary service, and create lasting economic value for Bermuda and beyond. We’re proud that, because of the support of Bermudians and the growth in tourism demand, we are now able to extend our reach and share our island hospitality with Anguilla.”
Anthony’s Take: Maybe this winter will be the time I finally fly BermudAir or AnguillAir. I like the boutique airline’s offering and want to go back to Bermuda as well as visit Anguilla.
(Image Credits: BermudAir.)
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I haven’t kept up but it’s nice to see more flights to the less popular islands that’s been missing with the demise of BWIA and American killing off their SJU hub they inherited from Eastern.