St Kitts and Nevis welcomes WINAIR Twin Otter, JetBlue and interCaribbean Airways
With the three airlines, the destination marked one of the busiest days and potential of the tourism offerings.
Wednesday, 13th March 2024
St Kitts and Nevis welcomed flights from three airlines named WINAIR Twin Otter, JetBlue, and interCaribbean Airways at the same time at RLB International Airport on Sunday.
With the three airlines, the destination marked one of the busiest days and potential of the tourism offerings.
The three giants reportedly operated incessantly from different locations to St Kitts and Nevis. This marks the strengthening of the country’s regional and economic relations among the different regions.
As St Kitts and Nevis is an ideal tourist hotspot, these three aircraft will lead to the development of the economic sector. These aircraft operate from different countries and time zones in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism.
WINAIR provides its service to St Kitts from countries such as St Maarten, Antigua, Dominica, and Tortola.
The Twin Otter operated on the route from St Kitts to St Maarten for two to three times daily, while the service between St Kitts to Antigua three times a week.
In addition to that, the Twin Otter covered the route from St Kitts to Dominica and St Kitts to Tortola twice a week.
Reportedly, WINAIR augmented its services to St Kitts and Nevis. The twin otter operated from St Kitts to st Maarten twice a day and from St Kitts to Antigua thrice a week. In addition to that, the Twin Otter covered the route from St Kitts to Dominica and St Kitts to Tortola twice a week.
WINAIR will provide flight services to Nevis from 15 March 2024. This will operate from Sint Marteen on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday three times a week.
The second flight of the day was the A320 JetBlue aircraft, which operates from John F Kennedy International Airport, New York, to RLB International Airport, St Kitts.
A320, also known as award-winning flight , is for customers who prefer low fares and less competition
The third aircraft of the day was ATR 72-500 of interCaribbean Airways, which provides its services to St Kitts and Nevis on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
Monika Walker is an experienced journalist specializing in global political developments and international relations. With a keen eye for accuracy and analysis, Monika has been reporting for over a decade, bringing stories to light that matter to readers around the world. She holds a degree in International Journalism and is passionate about giving a voice to underrepresented communities through factual reporting.
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