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The Bermuda Flyer, Hamilton (2025)

24/07/2025

British Airways Flight 158 to London Heathrow departed late last night after a broken door forced the aircraft to return to the gate.

According to flight tracking software, the aircraft taxied to the runway before completing a u-turn to return to the gate.

Passengers on board the aircraft reported that one of the doors was experiencing a technical issue. It is unclear what the issue was or what door was affected.

The aircraft departed just under two hours late at 9:35pm local time after the problem door was repaired and confirmed to be safe for service.

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22/07/2025

JetBlue Airways Flights 1931 and 204 were both significantly delayed yesterday after an unknown technical problem caused the inbound flight to remain in the US.

The inbound flight from New York JFK was delayed by over four hours after the original aircraft scheduled for the flight developed a technical issue.

The flight eventually arrived on the island at 5:03pm local time, with the return flight to Boston departing an hour later at 6:04pm.

The return flight arrived in Boston with a total four hour delay.

15/07/2025

The Bermuda Police Service have urged motorists to refrain from traveling towards the east end of the island this morning after a three vehicle collision on the Causeway blocked traffic in both directions.

Reports suggest that two of the three vehicles involved included a car and a water truck.

What does this mean for those flying into or out of Bermuda today?

Although no official statement has been provided by any airline servicing the island today, numerous flights appear to be delayed departing.

JetBlue Airways Flight 204 to Boston is delayed by two hours while American Airlines Flights 1117 and 1289 to Philadelphia and New York are delayed by three and one hour respectively.

At this time, no other flights have been delayed due to the road traffic collision or other factors.

The BPS have also confirmed that the eastbound lane of the Causeway is now reopened for through traffic while the remainder of the debris from the accident is cleared away.

11/07/2025

BermudAir has announced that it is updating its Charleston, South Carolina route with non-stop service to Charleston International Airport for the late summer season, expanding from a once-weekly Saturday flight to a more convenient twice-weekly service on Thursdays and Sundays, effective August 7, 2025.

The final Saturday flight will operate on August 2, 2025, with the revised schedule running through October. This seasonal adjustment provides greater choice and flexibility for both Bermudians and visitors travelling between Bermuda and the U.S. Southeast.

The service flight times will operate as follows:
• BDA to CHS: 3:15 PM – 4:45 PM
• CHS to BDA: 5:45 PM – 8:55 PM

“We’re always listening to our customers and evolving our offerings to suit their needs,” said Adam Scott, Founder & CEO of BermudAir. “With added frequency on this route and new vacation packages available in both directions, travellers now have even more ways to enjoy the best of Bermuda and the Carolinas.”

“The addition of a second nonstop BermudAir flight between Charleston and Bermuda marks a significant enhancement in air service for both destinations, said Elliott Summey, President and CEO of Charleston International Airport. “This expansion not only offers increased opportunities for Charlestonians to enjoy the renowned beauty of Bermuda’s pink sand beaches but also allows more Bermudians to experience the rich history, culture, and hospitality of the Holy City. This expanded service is more than just added convenience—it’s an economic win that
strengthens tourism, business, and the growing bond between our two vibrant destinations.”

09/07/2025

BermudAir Flight 754 from Orlando is delayed by over two hours after severe thunderstorms in the central Florida area forced the inbound flight to divert to Tampa.

The inbound flight, BermudAir 753, completed multiple holds to the east of Orlando before attempting an approach to the airport.

The weather became significantly worse shortly after the flight started its approach, causing the aircraft diverting to Tampa.

The aircraft is now expected to reposition to Orlando International Airport at 8:00pm local time, with an expected arrival in Bermuda at 12:40am on Thursday morning.

This post will be updated as more information becomes available.

04/07/2025

American Airlines Flight 2969 from Antigua to New York JFK diverted to Bermuda last night due to a medical emergency on board.

The aircraft, a 6 year old Boeing 737 MAX 8 registered N326RP, diverted to the island and landed just before 10pm.

The flight crew reported that a passenger on board was in and out of consciousness related to a heart condition.

After arriving in Bermuda, the passenger was offloaded and transported to King Edward VIII Memorial Hospital.

The flight departed onwards to New York JFK shortly before midnight local time.

27/06/2025

Azores Airlines is to return to Bermuda in July, August and September due to work from travel agency, Trip.bm.

Luisa Gonçalves Da Ponte, an employee of Trip.bm, worked alongside the Azorean Government and Sata Azores Airlines to organize the flights at short notice.

There will be four round trip flights through July, August and September as well as another four flights across December and January.

Azores Airlines previously axed scheduled service to Bermuda from Ponta Delgada in January of this year, citing operational challenges and economic rationality. Other routes between the Azores and United States were also cancelled.

Ticket pricing for the flights begins at $1,950 for a return ticket and $1,200 for one way. Ms Gonçalves Da Ponte shared her hopes that the pricing would drop to $1,600 round-trip in the coming years.

The return of the service reinstates the second direct connection between Bermuda and Europe, on top of existing service from British Airways to London.

The first flight will arrive on the island on July 27th.

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26/06/2025

BermudAir has announced that they will be operating direct services to Anguilla from two key US cities this winter.

The new services are set to begin this December from Boston and Baltimore directly to Anguilla, with service from Baltimore starting on December 19th and service from Boston starting on December 20th.

The flights will be operated by BermudAir’s Embraer E190 aircraft.

“This is more than a new route—it’s a reflection of what BermudAir was built to do: strengthen island connections, deliver extraordinary service, and create lasting economic value for Bermuda and beyond,” said Adam Scott, Founder and CEO of BermudAir. “We’re proud that, because
of the support of Bermudians and the growth in tourism demand, we are now able to extend our reach and share our island hospitality with Anguilla.”

Hon. Jose Vanterpool, Anguilla’s Minister of Infrastructure, remarked, “The reopening of the Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport marks a pivotal moment for Anguilla’s economic future. Our agreement with BermudAir to launch nonstop service from the U.S. Northeast is a crucial first
step. To support long-term, sustainable growth, we are pursuing a phased, demand-driven expansion plan, which includes extending the runway to accommodate larger aircraft and
increased passenger and cargo volumes.”

Anguilla’s Minister of Tourism, Hon. Cardigan Connor added, “BermudAir’s new direct flights from key U.S. markets – Boston and Baltimore - constitute a significant advancement for our tourism industry. As our accommodation offerings grow, reliable and convenient air access from
these strategic gateways is essential to maintaining momentum and further developing Anguilla as a premier destination”.

A BermudAir spokeswoman explained that “AnguillAir is the first step in BermudAir’s long-term growth strategy to expand regionally and innovate within the Caribbean aviation landscape and beyond.”

21/06/2025

The latest addition to the BermudAir fleet has arrived on the island today.

“The arrival of our fourth aircraft represents more than just expansion—it’s about
strengthening the backbone of our operations,” said Adam Scott, Founder and CEO of BermudAir. “With this E190, we’re building in the resiliency and flexibility needed to deliver the high reliability and comfort our passengers expect. We’re also proud to once
again work with Azorra and to recognise XBTO, one of our earliest and most valued
partners.”

Named “XBTO,” the aircraft pays tribute to XBTO Group, a global digital asset and financial services firm with strong ties to Bermuda. XBTO has been a key supporter of BermudAir since its inception, sharing in the airline’s vision of elevating Bermuda’s global
connectivity and economic reach.

“We’re honoured to see the XBTO name take flight,” said Philippe Bekhazi, CEO of XBTO.
“This aircraft reflects our belief in Bermuda’s future and in strategic partnerships that
drive long-term impact. BermudAir embodies that spirit, and we’re proud to support their
continued growth.”

With the aircraft entering service in the coming weeks, BermudAir is poised to deliver
enhanced operational reliability while continuing to provide its signature boutique flying experience. This latest milestone strengthens the airline’s ability to serve Bermuda and its visitors with greater confidence, frequency, and comfort.

20/06/2025

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17/06/2025

A Boeing 757-200 adorned in Pan American World Airways branding is on its way to Bermuda.

The aircraft, owned and operated by Icelandair, is expected to arrive on the island at 4:00pm local time.

We will provide updates on our story with timing and arrival routing.

If you plan to watch the arrival of this aircraft, please remain a safe distance from the airport perimeter fence.

15/06/2025

A TUI Airlines Boeing 787-8 diverted to Bermuda in the early hours of this morning with a serious medical emergency on board.

The flight arrived on the island at 02:45am with reports that a passenger was experiencing a heart attack on board.

The aircraft, a 10 year old Boeing 787-8 registered PH-TFL was on its way from Willemstad in Curaçao to Brussels in Belgium when it diverted 3 and a half hours into the flight.

The passenger was offloaded into a waiting ambulance and the flight departed onwards to its original destination shortly before 5:00am local time.

It is reported that the ill passenger is now recovering at King Edward VIII Memorial Hospital.

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