Which Caribbean destinations can you reach on a nonstop flight from the DC area?

[Anonymous]

Bermuda is technically the Caribbean. But USA3000 flies there direct, seasonally, out of BWI.

[Anonymous]

I thought USA3000 was pulling out of Baltimore?

[Anonymous]

Flew to Bermuda direct out of DCA. Aruba also.

[Anonymous]

Did anyone find the direct flight information here?
And what about National and BWI direct flight information?
TIA!


The 2009 Flight Guide lists the direct flights. Go to the International Section.

http://www.metwashairports.com/dulles/flight_information_3/flight_guide

[Anonymous]

You can fly direct to Nassau, Bahamas but I believe only from BWI. I am currently searching for options in the Caribbean with direct flights as well.

[Anonymous]

Anyone do this research recently? I'm having trouble finding nonstop flights for Jan. Thanks.

[Anonymous]

St. Martin from IAD. You can also fly direct, non stop ,to St. Thomas USVI, but on the way back will have to change planes in Puerto Rico.

[Anonymous]

Puerto Rico. 2 flights a day on United from Dulles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:St. Martin from IAD. You can also fly direct, non stop ,to St. Thomas USVI, but on the way back will have to change planes in Puerto Rico.

Which airline goes nonstop to St Thomas? Is it only on certain days? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Air Jamaica has a direct flight to Montego Bay Jamaica from BWI- then you a short ride from Negril - my personal favorite spot in Jamaica

[Anonymous]

United to St. Thomas from IAD.

[Anonymous]

airtran - BWI-CANCUN

[Anonymous]

Cancun; Montego Bay.

[Anonymous]

SO IN SEPT THERE ISNT A FLIGHT THAT GOES STR8 TO CANCUN WITHOUT HAVING A LAYOVER??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SO IN SEPT THERE ISNT A FLIGHT THAT GOES STR8 TO CANCUN WITHOUT HAVING A LAYOVER??

September is a hurricane season in the caribbean so that's a possibility. Check with Airtran in couple of weeks. I just checked and Sept is still out of the booking window.