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Winair Adding More Dutch Caribbean Flights

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - March 20, 2019

By the Caribbean Journal staff

St Maarten-based regional airline Winair is expanding its presence in the Dutch Caribbean.

The carrier, which first introduced flights in Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao last year, will be increasing its service between Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire starting April 15.

That’s along with additional flights to both Santo Domingo and Port-au-Prince from Curacao.

The changes mean an increase to daily service between Aruba and Curacao, along with five flights per week between Bonaire and Curacao.

Winair will also be operating three flights from Curacao to Santo Domingo each week, along with two flights from Curacao to Haiti every week.

We hope to serve our customers even better and provide more convenience with these additional flights and frequencies,” the airline said in a statement.

— CJ

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