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Aircraft from Anguilla now operating in VI through local airline

- Locally owned Company North Eastern Caribbean Airline teaming up with Anguilla Air Services to have plane from Anguilla operating in VI
Through collaboration between locally-owned North Eastern Caribbean Airline and Anguilla Air Services, an aircraft (in photo) from Anguilla will now be operating in the Virgin Islands, out of the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport on Beef Island. Photo: Team of Reporters
According to local pilot and businessman, Mr Neville C. Brathwaite of North Eastern Caribbean Airline, the aircraft, a 9-seat BN2 Islander, is already in the Virgin Islands. Photo: Facebook
According to local pilot and businessman, Mr Neville C. Brathwaite of North Eastern Caribbean Airline, the aircraft, a 9-seat BN2 Islander, is already in the Virgin Islands. Photo: Facebook
TRELLIS BAY, Beef Island, VI- Now that air travel restrictions are being lifted throughout the Caribbean and persons have been looking to travel more frequently, new air travel options are also being presented here in the Virgin Islands.

Through collaboration between locally-owned North Eastern Caribbean Airline and Anguilla Air Services, an aircraft from Anguilla will now be operating in the Virgin Islands, out of the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport on Beef Island.

The aircraft, a 9-seat  BN2 Islander, is already in the Virgin Islands, Mr Neville C. Brathwaite of North Eastern Caribbean Airline confirmed to Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) today, February 3, 2021.

Mr Brathwaite, who is also associated with VI Airlink, said the plane can be chartered to fly to Anegada and Virgin Gorda as well as all the other Caribbean Islands.

US territories to be added

Further, Mr Brathwaite said North Eastern Caribbean Airline is working on adding St Croix, St Thomas and Puerto Rico to their routes, noting that all paperwork is already submitted.

The local pilot and businessman said the airline can also operate a schedule. “We are working on the reservation system,” Mr Brathwaite said.

For more information, persons can call or WhatsApp 2843465821 or 2843462938 or Email: info@northeasterncaribbeanairline.com

7 Responses to “Aircraft from Anguilla now operating in VI through local airline”

  • 911 (03/02/2021, 19:08) Like (35) Dislike (6) Reply
    we should have given the Brathwaite brothers that 7.2 M
  • ... (03/02/2021, 23:33) Like (2) Dislike (3) Reply

    Bad mi**** youth that all that needs to be said

  • Dancing in the sunshine (04/02/2021, 07:06) Like (13) Dislike (0) Reply
    Congratulations to Mr. Braithwaite for his vision to operate the air service to the Northern Caribbean islands. This is a great achievement for a local pilot. I do hope that the people of these islands will give him all the support to ensure that his business survive, Good luck to him.
  • Raymond Fonseca (04/02/2021, 10:48) Like (3) Dislike (1) Reply
    Always proud of you may God continue to cover and guide you, congrats!
  • Citizen (04/02/2021, 12:33) Like (3) Dislike (0) Reply
    I always like this young man. Question; is he now on his own and is no longer with the family business?


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