Government Caps Airfares Between Montserrat and Antigua
June 5, 2025
Travellers between Montserrat and Antigua will soon benefit from reduced airfare as the Government of Montserrat introduces a new price
Tag: Fly Montserrat
Montserrat Extends Air Service Contract with Winair, SVG to Purchase Twin Otter
April 1, 2025
The Government of Montserrat has extended its contract with WINAIR for another twelve months, ensuring continued air connectivity for the
Guide to Experiencing Montserrat’s 2025 St. Patrick’s Festival
January 31, 2025
Ready to find out why Montserrat makes a national celebration of St. Patrick’s Festival and why you should attend? Then
Independent Assessment Highlights Opportunities for Montserrat’s John A. Osborne Airport
January 21, 2025
A newly published report commissioned by the Governor’s Office of Montserrat sheds light on the potential for optimising operations at
Local Airlines Preparing to Add More Flights – No Ferry for Carnival
December 6, 2024
The Access Division in the Office of the Premier has released updates on flight schedules for December 2024 to help
FlyMontserrat Cancels Friday Flights Due to Tropical Storm Tammy
October 19, 2023
Local airline FlyMontserrat said passengers can expect flight disruptions due to Tropical Storm Tammy. Montserrat is currently under a Tropical
Flights to and From Montserrat Expected to Return to Normal Monday
October 9, 2022
Flights in and out of Montserrat are expected to return to normal on Monday after fuel issues on Antigua forced
150 Passengers Affected by Fuel Issues at VC Bird International Airport in Antigua
October 7, 2022
About 150 passengers inbound and outbound from Montserrat are affected by the current fuel issues at the VC Bird International
Getting to Montserrat – Flight Schedules for December 2021 and March 2022
December 4, 2021
The Access Division has released an update on the flights between Montserrat Antigua for the December 2021 and March 2022
WINAIR Twin Otter Service for Holiday Season
October 6, 2021
The Access Division announced Wednesday that WINAIR will be providing additional air services during the upcoming Christmas holiday season. However,
Two Injured in Wednesday’s SVG Accident at John A. Osborne Airport
September 30, 2021
(Updated 3:22PM) Two passengers were taken to hospital for medical treatment after Wednesday afternoon’s crash of an SVG aircraft at
Travellers Asked to Be Patient As Government Works out Airline Support Agreements
April 19, 2021
The Government of Montserrat on Monday asked travellers who wish to benefit from the airfare subsidy to be patient as
Airlines Want Seat Guarantee Support from Government of Montserrat
April 16, 2021
(UPDATED) The Access Division has confirmed that is it currently in negotiations with both FlyMontserrat and SVG Air to extend
Subsidised Airfares Between Montserrat and Antigua End
April 15, 2021
Flights on both SVG and Fly Montserrat have returned to pre-subsidy fares as of April 1, 2021. Last October, after
Governor, It’s a Matter of Confidence
May 25, 2020
Dear Governor Pearce, During last Friday’s press conference to discuss the findings of the air accident involving Fly Montserrat last
Government of Montserrat to Respond to ASSI Accident Report
May 25, 2020
The Government of Montserrat will be reviewing the report from Air Safety Support International (ASSI) on the September 2019 Fly
ASSI Report Confirms Speed and Wet Runway Contributes to Fly Montserrat September 2019 Accident
May 21, 2020
The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has released the report into the incident involving a Britten Norman Islander aircraft
Flights Only Into Montserrat From Sunday As Antigua Declares State of Emergency
March 27, 2020
To further reduce the island’s risk of exposure to COVID-19, the ferry will discontinue regular service between Montserrat and Antigua
Access Division Travel Updates and Advice for St. Patrick’s Festival
March 4, 2020
As the peak travel season has begun, the Access Division, Office of the Premier is informing the traveling public of
To Fly or Not to Fly When Wet?
February 28, 2020
Residents and people preparing to return for the upcoming St. Patrick’s Festival were left confused after public statements yesterday about
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