BermudAir will fly between Boston and the Caribbean this winter

BermudAir will launch direct seasonal service between Boston and the Caribbean this winter.

The airline, identified for its signature cocktails and nonstop flights to Bermuda, is debuting new branded plane referred to as “AnguillAir” that may fly between Anguilla and two U.S. locations — Boston and Baltimore. Anguilla is the airline’s first scheduled vacation spot exterior of Bermuda.

Anguilla is “one of many Caribbean’s most refined and peaceable locations,” in line with the airline, and identified for its pristine seashores, upscale resorts, and famend culinary experiences.

The Boston service will run on Wednesdays and Saturdays between Dec. 20, 2025 and April 8, 2026. Vacationers will fly from Logan Worldwide Airport to Anguilla’s Clayton J. Lloyd Worldwide Airport on BermudAir’s Embraer E-Jets, which provide two-by-two seating (translation: no center seat).

“BermudAir’s new direct flights from key U.S. markets – Boston and Baltimore – represent a major development for our tourism trade,” stated Hon. Cardigan Connor, Anguilla’s minister of tourism, in an announcement. “As our lodging choices develop, dependable and handy air entry from these strategic gateways is crucial to sustaining momentum and additional growing Anguilla as a premier vacation spot.”

BermudAir started service at Logan Airport in 2023.

Vacationers can guide airfare for the brand new Boston route at flybermudair.com.

Kristi Palma

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Kristi Palma is a tradition author for Boston.com, specializing in New England journey. She covers airways, accommodations, and issues to do throughout Boston and New England. She is the creator of Scenic Six, a weekly journey publication.