By Air in St. Lucia

By Air

Air Canada has direct weekend service to Hewanorra International Airport from Toronto and Montréal. Air Jamaica flies daily to Hewanorra from New York nonstop but also via Montego Bay or Barbados and from London via Barbados. American Airlines flies direct between Miami and Hewanorra; American Airlines flies connecting service from New York and other major U.S. cities to San Juan and via American Eagle to George F. L. Charles Airport in Castries. British Airways has direct service to Hewanorra from London via Barbados. Caribbean Airlines has direct service to George F. L. Charles, via either Barbados or Trinidad, from Miami, New York, Washington, D.C., and London. US Airways flies twice weekly between Philadelphia and Hewanorra. Virgin Atlantic flies nonstop to Hewanorra from London. From other parts of the world, connections must be made through U.S. cities, San Juan, Toronto, or London.

Air Caraïbes and LIAT fly into George F. L. Charles Airport from various neighboring islands.

Airline Information

Air Canada (758/452-3051 or 758/452-2550). Air Caraïbes (758/452-2463 or 758/453-6660). Air Jamaica (758/453-6611). American Airlines/American Eagle (758/452-677). British Airways (758/452-3951). Caribbean Airlines (800/744-2225). LIAT (758/452-3051 or 758/452-2348). US Airways (758/454-8186). Virgin Atlantic (758/454-3610).

Airports & Transfers

Many large resorts -- particularly the all-inclusive ones -- and package tour operators provide round-trip airport transfers. That's a significant amenity if you're landing at Hewanorra, as the one-way taxi fare for the 60- to 90-minute ride (depending on whether you're headed to Soufrière or Castries) is expensive -- $55 to $75 for up to four passengers. Taxis are always available at the airports.

Airport Information

George F. L. Charles Airport (758/452-1156). Hewanorra International Airport (758/454-6355). St. Lucia Helicopters (Pointe Seraphine, Castries. 758/453-6950. www.stluciahelicopters.com).