Many Caribbean islands are still recovering from Hurricane Maria. The devastating Hurricane not only damaged homes and businesses, but left severe structural damages to many airports, with flight services being reduced.
However, American Airlines have resumed service and even added new flights to the Princess Juliana International Airport in St Maarten. Beginning November 4th, AA’s nonstop flight from Charlotte to St Maarten returns, while non-stop flights from New York and Philadelphia to St Maarten resumes on December 19th. The Charlotte and Philadelphia flights will both operate daily on Airbus A-319 aircraft. The New York flight, which will operate weekly on Saturdays, will run on a Boeing 757 aircraft with 176 seats.
Still in St. Maarten, JetBlue is set to launch its first-ever non-stop daily flights from Fort Lauderdale by February 2019. JetBlue already has non-stop flights from JFK to St Maarten and San Juan to St Maarten.
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And if you’re trying to save some coins, budget-friendly Spirit Airlines will add St Thomas to its route. Beginning November 8th, traveler will experience 3x-weekly flights from Orlando to St Thomas.
In other travel news, according to Nation News, as of October 22nd, American Airlines has gone cashless at Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI). Passengers will be required to use a credit or debit card to make any transactions at the airport, including purchasing tickets and paying for checked baggage.
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