Flights to Nevis – both commercial and charter flight information.
Good news for the tourism industry in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis.
American Airlines is to officially announce Monday night, the introduction of direct service from New York’s John F. Kennedy International into St. Kitts’ Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport.
According to well-informed sources the New York – St. Kitts – Nevis service is to commence on Sunday November 18th 2007.
American Airlines already operates a direct flight between St. Kitts and Miami.
April 8, 2007
By: David Jessop
For more than two decades, the region has been searching for a viable aviation policy.
In the process individual governments have sought to limit routes, control schedules and fares and find ways to develop national carriers.
The consequence has been that national self-interest has triumphed over regional integration and huge sums of money – some suggest as much as US$1.5 billion – have been spent on subsidising and restructuring national or sub-regional carriers.
In recent months, the Caribbean aviation sector has once again been in a state of flux: BWIA, Trinidad’s state-owned national airline, has been replaced by a slimmed-down variant in the shape of Caribbean Airlines; LIAT, also government owned, has merged with a private sector-owned rival, Caribbean Star; Bahamas Air has returned from private hands to government control; and the future of government-owned Air Jamaica has once again become the subject of speculation.
While all of this has been happening full-service airlines from beyond the region have been seeking ever greater subsidies to maintain a service or to guarantee capacity while low-cost and ultra low-cost carriers have begun to explore how they might extend services into the region from North America and Europe.
Stumbled upon these two blogs the other day, one has a hysterical (now that you look back) story on a flight to Nevis, and the other blog has some great photos that resulted from that flight to Nevis. The nightmare, …
Saturday, March 10th 2007 Caribbean Airlines has added 100 extra flights to its schedule to handle the increase in air travel needs for the Cricket World Cup and the Tobago Jazz Festival. The airline has increased the frequency of …
Nevis, West Indies – February 08, 2007
Air Montserrat, a private charter airline, has just made it easy to island hop from Nevis to Montserrat. With only 18 minutes of flying time each way, visitors to or residents in Nevis have the opportunity to explore and discover nearby Montserrat’s eco-adventure activities along with the natural phenomenon of the Soufrière Hills Volcano.
Travelers can depart from the Vance W. Amory International Airport in Nevis at either 8 a.m. or 9 a.m. and return from Gerald’s Airport in Montserrat at 3 p.m. or 4 p.m. Roundtrip fares start at $140 USD per person, based on the number of passengers. Montserrat sightseeing tours are available at an additional charge.