BermudAir launches new flights to New York from Bermuda and Anguilla
BermudAir, the privately owned airline based at LF Wade International Airport (BDA) in Bermuda, has announced the commencement of new services linking the island with Newark-Liberty International Airport (EWR) and LaGuardia Airport (LGA) in New York. Both new services are scheduled to begin operations the week of October 26, 2025.
Flights between Bermuda and Newark will operate twice weekly on Thursdays and Sundays, with departures from Bermuda at 08:00 local time, arriving at Newark at 09:30. The return flights will depart Newark at 11:00, arriving back in Bermuda at 14:15. Services to LaGuardia will operate twice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Additionally, from December 18, 2025, travellers departing from Newark will also be able to fly to Anguilla’s Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (AXA), with all flights on this route branded as Anguilla and operated by Bermudair. The Newark to Anguilla flights will run twice weekly on Thursdays and Sundays, complementing BermudAir’s previously announced Anguilla connections from Boston and Baltimore airports.
Bermudair“These seasonal services open the door for New York-area travellers to enjoy two distinctive island experiences, with the option of Bermuda’s vibrancy and charm or the serene elegance of Anguilla. Building on the airline’s established presence in the New York metropolitan area, these additions will provide travelers with even greater choice and convenience, while strengthening year-round connectivity between Bermuda and one of its most important visitor markets,” said ,” said the airline in a statement.
“Expanding our New York-area service is a significant step forward for BermudAir, providing both leisure and corporate travellers with more flexibility and convenient access to Bermuda,” said Adam Scott, Founder & CEO at BermudAir. “The Newark–Anguilla flights create an exciting opportunity for us to serve a vibrant and diverse travel market that values high-quality island experiences. It allows us to respond to strong demand for easy, reliable access to Caribbean destinations.”
“We are excited to welcome BermudAir’s new service to Anguilla, said The Honourable Cardigan Connor, Anguilla’s Minister of Health, Sports, and Tourism. “This new connection will make it easier than ever for visitors from key markets in the United States to experience our island’s natural beauty, luxurious accommodations, and rich cultural heritage. The convenience of direct flights will undoubtedly attract more travellers and further establish Anguilla as a top Caribbean destination.”
Bermudair“The addition of BermudAir’s nonstop service from Newark is a tremendous win for Anguilla’s tourism sector and our valued visitors,” added Jameel Rochester, Director of Tourism. “With direct flights now available from Boston, Baltimore, and Newark, travellers from the US Northeast have more convenient access than ever to our award-winning island. This enhanced connectivity not only makes it easier for guests to experience Anguilla’s pristine beaches, world-class cuisine, and warm hospitality, but also strengthens our position as the Caribbean’s premier luxury destination.”
More about BermudAir
All flights will be operated on BermudAir’s comfortable Embraer E175 and E190 regional jet fleet. The carrier currently operates two 88-seat E175-200s plus two 96-seat E190s. The average age of the fleet is 14.5 years. According to ch-aviation, the airline flies 14 routes serving 14 destinations across four countries. Launched in 2023, the airline initially operated as an all-business class airline but soon changed to a dual-class strategy incorporating an economy class product.
Speaking about the switch at the time, Adam Scott said, “After nearly 170 successful flights, it’s clear that there is strong demand for direct, short-haul and premium flights between Bermuda and the East Coast. We’ve had overwhelmingly positive feedback from our guests about their experience onboard BermudAir, but guests also desire more options and flexibility. BermudAir is uniquely positioned to fill that need with our dual-class cabin.”
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