As we reported last week, Winair received at the end of October its second ATR 42-500, three months after the arrival of the first aircraft, which marked the beginning of a new stage for the company, which until then relied on an ACMI contract with Air Antilles to offer more capacity on certain routes.
With this second aircraft, Winair will increase its flights connecting St. Maarten, Aruba, Curacao, and Bonaire.
Starting November 15, Winair will begin offering a daily flight between St. Maarten and Curacao (currently there are five per week), four weekly flights on the St. Maarten-Curacao-Aruba route (up from the three currently offered); and three weekly flights on the St. Maarten-Curacao-Bonaire route (currently there are two).
«We are excited to increase our flight frequency to and between Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire, and to offer our customers great promotional fares on these routes,» said Hans van de Velde, CEO of WINAIR.
«We are excited to increase our flight frequency to and between Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire, and to offer our customers great promotional fares on these routes,» he added.
As a launch offer, Winair is providing fares starting at USD 119 one way (or USD 229 round trip) between St. Maarten and Curacao; USD 199 one way (USD 299 round trip) between St. Maarten and Aruba; USD 199 one way (USD 299 round trip) between St. Maarten and Bonaire); USD 69 one way (USD 129 round trip) between Curacao and Bonaire; and USD 79 one way (USD 139 round trip) between Curacao and Aruba.
In addition to the two ATR 42-500s, Winair also operates with a fleet of four De Havilland Canada DHC-6-300 Twin Otter aircraft.
