ROSEAU, Dominica – January 11, 2022 – Following a successful holiday travel season and the numerous
travel awards and accolades received in 2022, the Discover Dominica Authority will be sharing quarterly
travel updates to raise awareness of the travel options available to the many travelers planning on visiting
the destination..
● December marked the one-year anniversary of American Airlines’ direct, nonstop service to Dominica (DOM) from Miami International Airport (MIA), making it easier than ever for U.S. travelers to get to The Nature Island. Due to the ongoing challenges in assets and pilot availability, beginning Wednesday, January 11, the flight schedule will change as follows:
o January 11 – February 2, 3x weekly (Mon/Wed/Sat)
o February 3 – April 3, 4x weekly (Mon/Wed/Sat/Sun)
The current flight schedule is available on aa.com. American Airlines is making updates based on the availability of aircraft and resources and will be releasing the schedule for the remainder of the year in the coming months.
● Silver Airways (American Airlines, JetBlue, United, Delta) is a code share partner with American
Airlines, JetBlue, United and Delta. Silver Airways recently upgraded their service to Dominica with
the transition from their 34 seat Saab 340 aircraft to their 48 seat ATR aircraft to serve the SJU/DOM
route. Travelers from the US can also fly to Dominica (DOM) on American Airlines, United, JetBlue
or Delta through San Juan (SJU) and connect on Silver Airways, which offers service 4x weekly
o Arrivals in on Mon/Thu/Fri/Sat
o Departures out on Tue/Fri/Sat/Sun).
● interCaribbean continues to expand its services in the Eastern Caribbean with the addition of new routes, jet service and larger ATR aircraft. InterCaribbean will continue with 22 flights weekly in
and out of Dominica (DOM) as follows:
o Barbados (BGI), 4 flights in on Mon/Tue/Wed/Sat and 2 out on Thu/Sat
o Tortola (EIS), 2 flights in on Mon/Thu and 2 out on Tue/Fri
o St. Lucia (SLU), 7 flights in on Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat and 5 out on Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri/Sun
● LIAT Airlines offers service Thursday through Monday. LIAT also recently increased service to
Dominica(DOM) on Fridays from Barbados (BGI) to Dominica(DOM) onward to Antigua (ANU) and
changed its schedule on Saturday from Antigua (ANU) via St. Kitts (SKB) to Dominica (DOM). On
Saturdays, LIAT now offers two outbound options to Antigua (ANU) and Barbados (BGI).
● Caribbean Airlines maintains its schedule from Trinidad (POS) to Dominica direct and onward to Barbados on Thursdays and Trinidad (POS) via Barbados (BGI) to Dominica (DOM) and back to

Trinidad (POS) on Mondays. There are currently seats available into Dominica on the Feb 16 flight into Dominica for Dominica’s Carnival “Mas Domnik” Celebrations.
● Air Antilles will maintain its current schedule of three rotations in and out of Dominica from
Guadeloupe (PTP) on Tue/Thu/Sat and in partnership with Winair, the three weekly rotations on
Tue /Thu /Sat between Dominica and St. Maarten (SXM).
In addition to airlift, travelers can also arrive to Dominica via ferry service from nearby islands.
● L’express des iles ferry service will maintain 5x return services per week with both Guadeloupe
(Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun) and Martinique ((Wed-Sun) in and out of Dominica and four return services
per week with Saint Lucia (Thu-Sun). Additional services may be added for Carnival and Easter, so
travelers are advised to check the website for updates.
● Valferry will maintain its twice per week rotations on Sun/Fri between both Guadeloupe and
Martinique (Saint Pierre) and Dominica. Please note additional service may be added for Carnival.
For more information on Dominica, visit Dominica’s official website at www.discoverdominica.com,
explore the destination’s YouTube Page and follow Dominica on Instagram and Facebook.