British Airways will expand its Caribbean route network next summer with the addition of flights to Aruba and Guyana.
BA will operate twice-weekly services to Oranjestad and Georgetown from Gatwick, starting next March, using Boeing 777-200 aircraft.
Flights to Aruba’s capital Oranjestad will get under way on 26 March, operating via Antigua. Georgetown flights, meanwhile, will get under way on 27 March, operating via Saint Lucia.
BA’s Oranjestad flights will lead in from £599pp return, and Georgetown from £524pp return. The additions grow BA’s Caribbean destinations to 17 in total.
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British Airways will expand its Caribbean route network next summer with the addition of flights to Aruba and Guyana.
BA will operate twice-weekly services to Oranjestad and Georgetown from Gatwick, starting next March, using Boeing 777-200 aircraft.
Flights to Aruba’s capital Oranjestad will get under way on 26 March, operating via Antigua. Georgetown flights, meanwhile, will get under way on 27 March, operating via Saint Lucia.
BA’s Oranjestad flights will lead in from £599pp return, and Georgetown from £524pp return. The additions grow BA’s Caribbean destinations to 17 in total.
Earlier this week, BA confirmed it would offer an extra Gatwick-Grenada frequency in October.
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