Located to the northeast of Venezuela tucked between the Caribbean Sea and the mighty Atlantic Ocean lies the beautiful island of Barbados. With a population of 262000 and an area of 430 Km2 the island of Barbados is definitely an eye catcher for people looking out for an ideal vacation. 97km of shore beauty awaits the vacationer there.

Barbados is well connected to the US, UK and Canada through its one major airport the Grantley Adams International Airport. Many flight operators offer regular services to Barbados from major cities.

From the United States:

Air Jamaica offers daily nonstop flights from New York’s JFK airport to Barbados.

The American airlines operate two non-stop flights from Miami International Airport (MIA) daily and a flight from New York’s JFK.

The Delta Airlines Operate flights from Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport (ATL) three times a week.

The US Airways have services from Charlotte and Philadelphia.

Apart from this The American Eagle offers one daily flight from San Juan’s Luis Munoz Marin International (SJU).

From The United Kingdom:

A variety of airlines offer services from UK to Barbados.

The British Airways operate daily flights from London Gatwick to Barbados.

The British Midland offers flights from Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and from London Heathrow on Wednesdays and Fridays.

The Virgin Atlantic flies to Barbados daily from London Gatwick and weekly from Manchester.

The BWIA (British West Indian Airlines) offer flights on Saturday and Sunday from Manchester and from London Heathrow on Monday, Thursday and Saturdays.

Barbados is also serviced from London Gatwick and Manchester on Fridays by Excel Airways and the First Choice airlines operate flights from Manchester fortnightly on Sundays.

Apart from this the Condor airlines operate flights from Frankfurt on Fridays, Martinair from Amsterdam and Lauda Air from Milan on Wednesdays.

From Canada:

Air Canada offers daily flights from Toronto during the off-season and during the season time from December to April it operates 9 flights a week. It also operates twice a week flights from Montreal.

From other islands in the Caribbean:

Montego Bay and Kingston are connected to Barbados by the daily flights offered by Air Jamaica and Caribbean Airlines.

Caribbean Airlines also operate daily flights from Trinidad and Antigua.

Other islands like Dominica, St. Vincent, Grenada, Tobago, Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands, Anguilla and St. Lucia are connected to Barbados by airlines like the Caribbean Star, Caribbean Sun and LIAT (Leeward Island Air Transportation)

Barbados is thus very well connected to major cities in the US, UK and Canada and finding a flight and traveling will mostly not be a problem. But airlines generally tend to change their flight time tables very frequently like every week or so and it is advisable to check out the flight schedules regularly in the air carrier’s website before planning with the trip to avoid any last minute confusion that may hamper your beautiful vacation in Barbados.

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