BermudAir Launches AnguillAir, Adds Nonstop Routes to Anguilla

Updated: June 26, 2025, 7:56pm CDT

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New Winter Flights to Anguilla
How To Book
Final Thoughts

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There’s some exciting news from BermudAir, as the airline will begin flights to Anguilla from 2 U.S. cities this winter.

Here’s what you need to know.

New Winter Flights to Anguilla

BermudAir will launch flights to the Caribbean island of Anguilla (AXA) from Baltimore (BWI) and Boston (BOS) on December 19, 2025. Both routes will operate 2x weekly, with Baltimore operating on Mondays and Fridays, and Boston operating on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

This will be the airline’s first international route other than Bermuda. Interestingly, BermudAir is launching an entirely new airline for this venture: AnguillAir. It will have its own “identity and design,” but will operate as part of BermudAir.

It’s been a pretty busy year for BermudAir. The start-up airline, which launched in 2023, expanded earlier this year with nonstop flights from its hub, Hamilton, Bermuda (BDA), to Montréal (YUL), Providence, Rhode Island (PVD), and Richmond, Virginia (RIC).

However, it’s not all good news: BermudAir is suspending its Providence route, and Fort Lauderdale (FLL) has been adjusted to operate as a winter-only route.

Bermudair plane in flight — Image Credit: Bermudair

Still, BermudAir’s launch of nonstop flights between the U.S. and Anguilla is notable. Currently, there’s just a single nonstop route from the continental U.S. to the island: American Airlines’ nonstop route from Miami (MIA).

Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory in the eastern Caribbean, is renowned for its pristine beaches, wildlife conservation efforts, and its proximity to other islands, making it an ideal destination for exploring the region. While it has its own airport, many travelers choose to fly into nearby St. Martin (SXM) and take a ferry to Anguilla.

Hot Tip:

The island has plenty of luxury hotels and resorts, and a few points options. Zemi Beach House, LXR Hotels & Resorts, a 76-room oceanfront resort, has award nights starting at 110,000 Hilton Honors points. Additionally, there’s a Four Seasons Resort in Anguilla, which is stunning — and pricey. Standard rooms start at $1,000 per night.

How To Book

Tickets on the new routes are available for purchase on Bermudair’s website. We’re seeing round-trip flights from Baltimore starting at $648, and flights from Boston from $638 round-trip.

Since BermudAir doesn’t have a loyalty program of its own, nor a loyalty partnership with another major program, you’ll likely need to pay for these tickets outright. When you do, remember to use a travel rewards credit card that awards extra points for purchasing flights.

Final Thoughts

BermudAir has created a new sub-brand, AguillAir, to start nonstop flights between Anguilla and the U.S. This is excellent news, particularly for travelers in the Northeast, who will no longer have to connect through Miami or fly to St. Martin to visit the island.