Sunrise Airways has officially embarked on its Eastern Caribbean expansion.
The newly-reinvigorated regional carrier began its new flights to Antigua, St Kitts and Dominica this weekend.
The new routes are part of a broader push in the intra-regional market, operated on Embraer 120 twin-prop service.
The new flights help fill the void left by the departure of longtime regional airline LIAT.
But Sunrise Airways is not alone. More and more airlines are starting to get into the intra-regional market, including Turk and Caicos’ InterCaribbean and, perhaps most notably, both Frontier Airlines and JetBlue, which have begun adding routes around the region out of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
To learn more, visit Sunrise Airways.
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