Delta Airlines will return to Bonaire from June!

Back to the Caribbean!

Delta Airlines announced in a press release today, that it will reopen various flight schedules, including those to and from the Caribbean, as the corona virus spread globally appears to be leveling and nearly all countries are easing their pandemic measures. Delta’s summer schedule is, as always, determined by the demand of the travelers, the CDC guidelines and travel rules of the various governments. Although the schedule for June has narrowed considerably compared to previous years, Delta guests can see several major routes return, both domestic and international, previously suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Measures against contamination

Travelers flying with Delta, can rest assured that their flying experience will be safe, with respect to the regulations regarding the new corona virus. For example, travelers and employees are obliged to wear face cover during the entire trip. Furthermore, Delta will cover 50 to 60 percent of the seats, to ensure the prescribed distance between people on all aircraft. The company has also issued measures to ensure the new standard of cleaning and to streamline the services on board, in order to reduce contact moments on board.
Travelers with Delta can also count on extra flexibility if they unexpectedly have to change their travel plans.

The provisional timetable to the Caribbean

The current flight plan for June is provisional, depending on further developments and – for instance – if Bonaire will reopen airspace by mid-June, but below is an overview of Delta’s Caribbean destinations, including routes and frequency. Obviously, it remains subject to possible changes due to the changing nature of COVID-19.

• Atlanta to Aruba (less than daily service restarts in second half of June)
• Atlanta to Bermuda (less than daily)
• Atlanta to Bonaire (Saturday only service restarts in second half of June)
• Atlanta to Kingston, Jamaica (less than daily)
• Atlanta to Montego Bay, Jamaica (daily)
• Atlanta to Nassau, Bahamas (daily)
• Atlanta to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands (less than daily)
• Atlanta to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic (less than daily)
• Atlanta to San Juan, Puerto Rico (less than daily)
• Atlanta to St. Croix (Saturday only)
• Atlanta to St. Lucia (less than daily)
• Atlanta to St. Maarten (less than daily)
• Atlanta to St. Thomas (less than daily)
• New York-JFK to Santiago, Dominican Republic (less than daily)
• New York-JFK to San Juan, Puerto Rico (less than daily)
• New York-JFK to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (less than daily)​
• Atlanta to Cancun (daily)