Dawn Airways spreads its wings to the Japanese Caribbean

ST. JOHN’S, ANTIGUA – Dawn Airways introduced the most important enlargement of its route community to this point with the addition of latest intra-regional flights connecting 4 locations inside the Japanese Caribbean – Antigua, Dominica, St. Kitts, and St. Lucia. The service will function the brand new service starting Could 25, 2024 using Embraer 120 (EMB-120) twin-turboprop plane, providing a most seating capability for 30 passengers.

Dawn Airways Chairman and CEO, Philippe Bayard, commented on the brand new flights, saying: “All of us at Dawn Airways have cherished every new route that we’ve inaugurated over the 12-year historical past of our airline. This newest enlargement, although, is further particular because it brings the mission we began within the Western Caribbean, to raised join our islands below our One Caribbean idea, to the Japanese Caribbean within the largest approach but. Fittingly with reference to our identify, it’s actually the daybreak of a brand new day for intra-regional air journey inside the Japanese Caribbean.”

New Dawn Airways flights inside the Japanese Caribbean will function six days per-week (each day besides Tuesday). Two flights day by day join Antigua–Dominica and Antigua–St. Kitts, whereas Antigua–St. Lucia service will function as soon as day by day.

“With two rotations per-day, our new Antigua, Dominica, and St. Kitts flights supply vacationers in these markets super flexibility,” famous Bayard. “On the identical time, our new Antigua–St. Lucia service stands out as the one direct flight connecting two of the Caribbean’s hottest vacationer locations. This creates thrilling new choices for multi-destination journey combining the sizzle of Antigua with the Creole savoir-faire of St. Lucia for the primary time.”

The schedule is as follows:

Information of Dawn Airways’ enlargement within the Japanese Caribbean follows the October 2023 announcement of the service’s first-ever flights to/from Miami. The service additionally serves a further 12 gateways throughout six Caribbean and Central American locations – Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Panama Metropolis, and St. Maarten – and has plans to broaden additional within the Japanese Caribbean in 2024 and past.