Jet Charter Antigua arranges private flights to and from Antigua and its sister island, Barbuda. Call an advisor at 1-888-987-5387, or tell us about your trip using the form below.
What to tell us
Let us know where you are flying from, the dates and times you have in mind, and how many people are coming. Tell us what you are bringing as well, such as sailing bags and foul-weather gear if you are racing in a regatta, or plenty of luggage for a villa stay. If you are joining a yacht, give us the day you need to be on board, and we will work the flight back from there. And if this is your first charter, let us know, and your advisor will explain the booking one step at a time.
Antigua, Barbuda and the islands nearby
Antigua’s international airport is V. C. Bird International Airport (TAPA/ANU), northeast of St. John’s. Barbuda is a separate island with its own airfield. The flight across is a job for a smaller aircraft, so tell us if your stay includes it. If Antigua is the first stop on a longer island trip, the airports on the nearby islands are smaller, such as St. Jean Airport (TFFJ/SBH) on St. Barthélemy and Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (TQPF/AXA) on Anguilla. Your advisor will match each leg to an aircraft that suits the airport and the place you are staying.
What happens next
We quote each leg of the trip with a choice of aircraft and name the certified operator for every option before you commit. Under DOT Part 295, when we book a flight as your agent rather than as the operator, we put it in writing. The advisor who took your first call handles every leg, including any hop on to Barbuda or another island. Antigua Sailing Week in late April and the weeks around Christmas and New Year’s fill up first. If you are flying between June and November, which is hurricane season, your advisor will also talk you through what happens if a storm is forecast near the island.