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BermudAir Adds Flights To Montreal, Providence, Richmond

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In August 2023,we saw the launch of BermudAir, a new airline offering service to and from Bermuda (BDA). The airline has expanded quite nicely since then, and has just announced plans to add yet another three routes. I find this all to be quite fascinating…

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(@tim600)
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The Aman Bangkok opens on the second of April and is now bookable. I think that's worth a post after all these years.


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Diamond
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PVD for when you've got to get back to the Hinckley. Maybe they'll add BHB to capture that whole market.


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(@Mark F)
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It seems that they're very dependent on a single destination...Bermuda. What do they do if Bermuda takes a direct hit from a Cat 3 or higher hurricane and is without power or a functioning airport for 2-3 weeks? I suppose they have a contingency plan to temporarily fly point to point within their mainland points of origin, or perhaps they shutdown until Bermuda recovers?
Otherwise, I, too, am impressed with their growth.


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 Bo
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I don't really get the concept. I get that Bermuda is an expensive place to live and travel and as such people expect to pay a premium for flights. It is also a very small market. I just don't see a lot of demand between many of these cities. I guess they are following the model of Breeze and just creating routes to judge demand. If they make it a year, I imagine their route network will look very different in that time.


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Diamond
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Yeah, my thoughts as well


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Good point. As someone who lives on Florida's Gulf Coast, it seems that Bermuda deals with hurricanes much better than we seem to.


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