BermudAir expands winter Anguilla service from Toronto and key U.S. cities

Anguilla will get more winter airlift as BermudAir’s AnguillAir brand adds weekly service from Toronto and more nonstop and direct flights from several U.S. gateways starting in December. The expansion is aimed at making the island easier to reach for travelers from its core North American markets.

Why it matters: - More flights should make it easier for travelers from the U.S. and Canada to visit Anguilla during the winter high season. - The added service supports Anguilla’s tourism economy by improving access to the island’s beaches, restaurants and luxury resorts. - The schedule expansion also strengthens links across Bermuda and the wider British Overseas Territories, according to Anguilla officials.

What happened: - BermudAir’s AnguillAir brand is expanding winter service to Anguilla with a new route from Toronto and more flights from several U.S. cities. - The Canadian route begins Dec. 19, with weekly Saturday service from Toronto Pearson International Airport via Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands. - Southbound flights leave Toronto at 10:30 a.m. and arrive in Anguilla at 6:05 p.m. - Return flights arrive in Toronto at 3 p.m. - The Toronto service runs through May 1, 2027. - Boston will have twice-weekly nonstop flights on Mondays and Fridays. - Newark, New Jersey, will have twice-weekly nonstop flights on Mondays and Fridays, plus one direct Saturday flight via Providenciales. - Baltimore-Washington will have weekly nonstop service on Mondays and additional direct service on Thursdays. - Tampa/St. Petersburg will get new twice-weekly service via Providenciales on Thursdays and Saturdays.

The details: - AnguillAir will operate the flights on Embraer E190 aircraft in a two-class layout with no middle seats. - All times and schedules are subject to change. - Anguilla’s tourism officials are leaning on the island’s reputation for 33 beaches, high-end dining and an uncrowded Caribbean experience. - Travel + Leisure readers have voted Anguilla the No. 1 island in the Caribbean, Bermuda and the Bahamas five times in recent years. - Anguilla also earned induction into Travel + Leisure’s Hall of Fame after a decade of excellence in the World’s Best Awards. - Anguilla is already reachable from several major gateways, including Boston, Newark, Baltimore, Miami, San Juan, Antigua and St. Maarten, plus private air.

Between the lines: - The route additions show BermudAir is building out AnguillAir from an inaugural-season product into a broader multi-island Caribbean network. - The timing suggests the carrier is targeting peak winter demand from North American leisure travelers. - Anguilla officials are framing the growth as both a tourism win and a connectivity win, not just an airline schedule update.

What’s next: - Travelers can expect the expanded winter schedule to take effect in mid-December. - Anguilla’s tourism push will continue to center on ease of access, premium leisure demand and the island’s reputation among repeat visitors. - BermudAir says the Anguilla expansion is part of its growing Caribbean network.

The bottom line: - Anguilla is getting a meaningful lift in winter air service, with new Canadian access and more U.S. flights aimed at bringing in more visitors from its most important markets.

More information: official website of the Anguilla Tourist Board