BermudAir Builds Caribbean Network as A220 Fleet Expansion Takes Shape
BermudAir is adding island destinations and plans to grow its fleet with Embraer aircraft and Airbus A220s.
FlyMarshall Newsroom1 min read
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BermudAir is extending its Caribbean network while planning a larger fleet. The Bermuda-based airline began seasonal service to Anguilla in December 2025 and is pursuing routes involving Providenciales and South Caicos in Turks and Caicos, as well as Belize.
Key details
- BermudAir began flying in 2023 as Bermuda’s first locally based airline.
- The airline has five Embraer aircraft in service and plans to increase that fleet to eight by the end of 2026 and 11 in 2027.
- BermudAir has 10 firm Airbus A220 orders, with options for 10 more, and is targeting a fleet of about 20 aircraft by 2030.
- The airline expects its A220s to offer 39 more seats than its E190s, greater range and a three-class cabin.
BermudAir has 10 firm Airbus A220 orders and options for 10 more.
Why it matters
For US travelers, BermudAir’s route plans could add more nonstop links to Caribbean island destinations. The airline’s planned A220s would also bring more seats and greater range than its E190s, supporting service across a broader network.
What happens next
BermudAir’s planned fleet growth and island-market expansion give travelers more routes to watch as its network develops. Which Caribbean destination would you like to see added next?
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