AIRLINE SCHEDULES
Updated 26 January 2022
WHAT AIRLINES ARE FLYING TO ST. CROIX, USVI?
American Airlines
Two flights from MIA daily most days
One flight from CLT Saturdays
Cape Air
Providing service between St. Thomas, St. Croix, and San Juan with cancellations as necessary based on passenger loads
Delta Air Lines
3x/week from ATL
Sea Flight
Providing service between St. Thomas and St. Croix on demand
Silver/Seaborne
Operating airport and seaplane service with cancellations as necessary based on passenger loads
Spirit Airlines
FLL-STX Daily
WHAT AIRLINES ARE FLYING TO ST. THOMAS, USVI?
Air Sunshine
Providing flights to foreign Caribbean islands based on demand
American Airlines
CLT-STT Daily
MIA-STT up to 3x/day
ORD-STT Saturdays
PHL-STT Daily
DFW-STT Saturdays
JFK-STT daily
Cape Air
Providing service between St. Thomas, St. Croix and San Juan with cancellations as necessary based on passenger loads
Delta Air Lines
ATL 1-2x/day
JFK Daily
BOS 3x/week
Frontier
Orlando Saturdays
Miami Saturdays increase in March to 4x/week
SJU Saturdays
JetBlue Airways
Providing service between St. Thomas and San Juan daily
BOS Saturdays increases in March
JFK 2-3x/week
EWR 4x/week
LIAT
Providing weekly service between Antigua and St. Thomas
Sea Flight
Providing service between St. Thomas and St. Croix on demand
Silver Airways/Seaborne
Operating airport and seaplane service with cancellations as necessary based on passenger loads
Spirit Airlines
FLL-STT service daily
MCO-STT 5x/week
MIA-STT 3x/week
Sun Country
MSP-STT Saturdays
United Airlines
IAH-STT daily
EWR-STT daily
IAD-STT daily
ORD-STT 2x/week
USVI COVID-19 TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
USVI TRAVEL POLICY
Visit www.usviupdate.com for more information about the requirements needed to travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To upload your COVID-19 test results, visit www.usvitravelportal.com.
To report problems or ask questions about the USVI's COVID-19 Travel Portal, please call 1-800-372-8784 or e-mail info@usviupdate.com.
WHAT TO EXPECT AT OUR AIRPORTS AND SEAPORTS
While we welcome you to our beautiful islands, we have been forced to make some changes to the way we do business at our airports and seaports. The Virgin Islands Port Authority continues to work closely with all stakeholders to ensure a safe experience at the territory’s airports for the traveling public and the airports’ tenants and employees. The following are Operational Guidelines issued by the USVI Government for the public's safety.
PASSENGER SCREENING
The Virgin Islands Department of Health and the Virgin Islands National Guard will be conducting screening of all arriving travelers.
TEMPERATURE CHECKS AT ALL PASSENGER PORTS
Temperature screenings are mandatory for all travelers arriving in the USVI via U.S. domestic flights or from foreign locations. Temperature checks at the airports will be performed by the Virgin Islands National Guard (VING) at checkpoints on the airport operations access ramp before travelers are allowed entry into the terminal. Thermal temperature scanning machines are also installed at both airport terminals as a secondary temperature check mechanism.
COVER YOUR MOUTH AND NOSE
Masks or facial coverings are mandatory at all USVI airports and seaport terminals. They must be worn properly covering the entire mouth and nose.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and to reduce the spread of the virus, President Joseph Biden issued an Executive Order Promoting COVID-19 Safety in Domestic and International Travel on January 21, 2021. The order requires masks to be work in airports, on commercial aircraft, and in various modes of surface transportation. Refusing to wear a mask in or on the airport property is a violation of federal law, and individuals may be subject to penalties under federal law.