American Airlines continues its support of customers affected by the FAA-mandated airspace closure in the Eastern Caribbean with more flights, more seats and limited-time interisland flying. The airline has added nearly 2,000 more seats — a total of nearly 7,000 seats with 43 extra flights — to boost capacity and expand access for customers who need to travel between the Eastern Caribbean and U.S.
Interisland flights to SJU
On Jan. 5, and for the first time in more than a decade, American and its wholly owned regional carrier Envoy Air will operate interisland flights in the Eastern Caribbean with two special flights connecting Anguilla Wallblake, Anguilla (AXA), and Beef Island, British Virgin Islands (EIS), to San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU). The interisland flights provide more customers with access to extra flights scheduled between SJU and Miami (MIA) on Jan. 5, operating on the airline’s largest aircraft, the Boeing 777-300.
Jan. 5 interisland flying includes:
Even more seats available between the Eastern Caribbean and MIA
American is also adding more flights between the Eastern Caribbean and MIA, including:
Jan. 4
Beef Island, British Virgin Islands (EIS)
Jan. 5
Anguilla Wallblake, Anguilla (AXA)
Bridgetown, Barbados (BGI)
Bonaire, Bonaire (BON)
Melville Hall, Dominica (DOM)
Beef Island, British Virgin Islands (EIS)
Grenada, Grenada (GND)
St. Kitts, St. Kitts and Nevis (SKB)
With these flights and those previously announced below, the airline is further connecting 15 islands in the Eastern Caribbean with the airline’s U.S. hubs at Charlotte (CLT), Chicago (ORD) and MIA.
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