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American Airlines set to restart Miami flight after short hiatus

An American Airline plane lands at LF Wade Airport. (File photograph)

Daily service between Bermuda and Miami is set to resume in February after a short hiatus.

American Airlines paused its Miami flight on January 9, however according to next month’s schedule the service is set to return on February 2.

The addition will mean that the airline will be offering daily flights to three destinations – Miami, New York and Charlotte.

The February schedule is otherwise largely a continuation of the January schedule with British Airways offering five flights to the UK every week, WestJet and Air Canada each offering two weekly flights to Toronto and Delta Air Lines offering regular flights to New York and Atlanta.

However no Sata Airline flights to Ponta Delgada are expected in February after three flights this month.

The flight schedule is expected to pick up again in the coming months.

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has said that JetBlue had announced the addition of non-stop, once-daily seasonal flights from LaGuardia Airport to the island.

Additionally, United Airlines’ service from Newark to Bermuda will start in March 2023 – six weeks earlier than previously anticipated – and British Airways will resume daily service to London Heathrow in April.

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Published January 17, 2023 at 7:47 am (Updated January 17, 2023 at 7:47 am)

American Airlines set to restart Miami flight after short hiatus

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