Where we fly
Flights
Puerto-Rico
St Maarten
St Barth Commuter offers a Premium charter flights service between Saint Martin Grand Case (SFG) and the hereafter airports of Puerto-Rico:
- San Juan International airport (SJU)
- Isla Grande airport (SIG)
- Vieques (VQS)
- Borinquen (BQN)
If you are arriving with a commercial flight, or your private jet at San Juan International Airport or the Executive Airport of Isla Grande, enjoy the experience of chartering one of our Cessna Grand Caravan (C208B) that will be waiting for you to reach St Barth with flexibility.
Important notice:
The United States of America has strict entry and visa requirements.
Before your travel, you should consult the US State Department and read carefully all the pre-arrival requirements to determine if you need to apply for a visa.
Travelers entering the US through the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) must apply for Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) approval on-line before their flights, at least 72 hours before travel.
An ESTA approval is valid for two years (unless your passport expires earlier).
The entry period in the US territory is strictly limited to ninety (90) days.
At check-in, you will be required to show up a proof a return travel out of USA.
Aircraft flying between
Puerto-Rico and St Maarten
St Barth Commuter operates 6 aircraft CESSNA C208B - "Grand Caravan", manufactured between 2010 and 2022.
The Cessna Caravan is a well-proven single-engine turboprop powered by a legendary reliable 675 Horsepower Pratt & Whitney engine. Since the first entry into service in 1986, the caravan has accumulated over 11 million hours of flight time and acquired a worldwide reputation of being an exceptional performer on short strip and un-prepared runway even in marginal weather conditions.
In our commitment to safety, the extensive care that we provide to our engine has been rewarded. St Barth Commuter has been selected by the engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney to be part of its Fleet Enhancement Program (FEP). This program enables the exchange of a core engine for a new one of the same model at mid-life. Therefore our aircrafts are continuously flying with brand new engines to achieve above standard reliability, maximum fuel efficiency and minimal environmental emissions.
3D view of the aircraft
