Anguilla is expanding its winter airlift from Canada with the launch of new BermudAir service from Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Beginning Dec. 19, 2026, BermudAir’s AnguillAir brand will operate weekly Saturday flights from Toronto to Anguilla via Providenciales in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The seasonal service will run through May 1, 2027, providing Canadian travellers with another option to reach the Caribbean destination during the peak winter season.

Southbound flights will depart Toronto at 10:30 a.m. and arrive in Anguilla at 6:05 p.m., while return flights will arrive back in Toronto at 3 p.m. Flights will operate aboard Embraer E190 aircraft configured with two classes and no middle seats.

The new Canadian gateway forms part of a broader winter expansion that also includes additional service from several U.S. cities, including Boston, Newark, Baltimore-Washington and Tampa/St. Petersburg.

“This expansion by BermudAir strengthens regional and international air connectivity, enhances access to Anguilla, and reinforces ties across the British Overseas Territories,” said José Vanterpool, Minister of Infrastructure. “We welcome BermudAir’s continued investment in expanding its network and look forward to the benefits this will bring to Anguilla and its people.”

Cardigan Connor, Minister of Health, Tourism and Sport, said the increased capacity will help meet demand from the island’s key source markets.

“The significant increase in flights this winter from North America means more visitors from our most important markets can easily experience why Anguilla remains one of the Caribbean’s premier destinations,” said Connor. “Enhanced air service translates directly into more opportunities for our tourism sector, supporting local businesses while offering travelers greater choice and convenience to enjoy our unmatched beaches, culinary scene and authentic island charm.”

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Source: Travelweek