Even airlines dream of spending time in the Caribbean, and this week low-cost carrier
AirTran announced that it's making a move toward adding new island service to its long list of destinations. The carrier just submitted applications with the
U.S. Department of Transportation and, if approved, will begin service from three major U.S. hubs -
Orlando,
Atlanta and
Baltimore/Washington - to
Nassau,
Bahamas;
Montego Bay,
Jamaica; and
Aruba later this year. The addition of new routes between these major destinations can only mean good things for the affordability of Caribbean air travel, so stay tuned for the fare sales that are sure to follow...we'll keep you updated here on the blog.
AirTran Goes Caribbean
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Even airlines dream of spending time in the Caribbean, and this week low-cost carrier AirTran announced that it's making a move toward adding new island service to its long list of destinations. The carrier just submitted applications with the U.S. Department of Transportation and, if approved, will begin service from three major U.S. hubs - Orlando, Atlanta and Baltimore/Washington - to Nassau, Bahamas; Montego Bay, Jamaica; and Aruba later this year. The addition of new routes between these major destinations can only mean good things for the affordability of Caribbean air travel, so stay tuned for the fare sales that are sure to follow...we'll keep you updated here on the blog.
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That's so exciting to hear... Wonderful news
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