BermudAir, a Bermuda-based airline, is set to commence boarding in Baltimore and Orlando is offering a flight sale to mark the occasion.
BermudAir, a recently established airline, has announced that it will commence operations from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) on March 18. This new service will provide direct flights to the island of Bermuda for travelers. In a recent development, starting from March 26, travelers will have the opportunity to avail direct flights to Bermuda from Orlando International Airport (MCO).
An airline is currently offering one-way fares from the U.S. starting at $99 and one-way fares from Bermuda starting at $199 until Jan 31, allowing travelers to get a head start on their journey to paradise. Travel is restricted to the period between February 1 and June 30, 2024.
Starting this week, travelers can now book flights from Bermuda to BWI on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Additionally, flights from Bermuda to MCO will be operating on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.
Adam Scott, founder and CEO, expressed his satisfaction with the overall performance on their existing routes and shared his anticipation for the addition of new routes to support their continued growth. In an exclusive interview Scott stated, “We’re satisfied with the overall performance on our existing routes and anticipate that the addition of these new routes will support our continued growth.”
Our commitment to meeting passengers’ needs and improving our services is evident in this expansion. We have carefully considered market feedback and evaluation to make strategic enhancements. This development marks a significant milestone for BermudAir, propelling the airline to greater heights in terms of service and coverage.
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In a recent press release obtained, it has been announced that BermudAir will be utilizing Embraer E175 aircraft for their flights. These planes will offer a dual-class cabin configuration, with a business cabin boasting 14 seats and an economy cabin with 52 seats. BermudAir highlights the commitment to providing excellent customer service in both cabins. Travelers can enjoy complimentary food and beverage service, including alcoholic beverages.
In a recent development, the airline has decided to make a significant change to its business model. Instead of solely focusing on an all business-class model, the airline has announced the introduction of Aisle Class. In an exclusive interview, Scott revealed that the process of outfitting aircrafts to this model has experienced a slight delay. However, BermudAir remains optimistic and is anticipating the ability to offer this to passengers later this year.
“We expect to introduce our Aisle Class in 2024,” he stated, acknowledging the persistent supply chain challenges. “The new destinations will see the integration of the aircraft, along with our existing routes.” BermudAir’s dedication to providing exceptional in-flight comfort and convenience will be further enhanced.
BermudAir currently operates flights from Westchester County Airport (HPN), Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), and Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL).
The company has recently introduced new routes and has also started offering cargo service on the Bermuda to Boston route. They have mentioned that cargo service will soon be available on the Westchester and Fort Lauderdale routes as well.
