Cape Air, one of the nation’s largest commuter airlines, is proud to announce a historic wave of growth, expanding its network with new routes and improved regional connectivity that will redefine ease and accessibility for travelers across the Northeast and the Caribbean. With four new service launches and enhanced scheduling, Cape Air continues its mission to provide communities with convenient, reliable, and stress-free air travel.
With these additions, Cape Air bolsters its position as a leader in regional aviation. By enhancing connectivity in the Northeast and Caribbean, Cape Air is creating a more convenient, faster, and more connected way for travelers to reach their destinations. All new routes are now available for booking.
“This is a significant moment for Cape Air,” said Aaron Blinka, Vice President of Planning at Cape Air. “Each new route reflects our commitment to thoughtful, strategic growth—connecting more communities with smarter, more convenient travel options. Whether it's streamlining access to major hubs like Boston, offering new links to the islands, or expanding our Caribbean presence, this is Cape Air building the future of regional air travel. We’re proud to be growing in a way that brings real value to our customers, partners, and the regions we serve.”
Passengers can book their reservations today on capeair.com or by calling 1-800-CAPE-AIR. In addition, select connecting itineraries are available on our airline partner websites, learn more about our partnerships at flights.capeair.com/en/partner-airlines.
Northeast Expansion: Connecting Communities Like Never Before
New Bedford to Boston: Easy Access to the World Begins September 29
Travelers in Southeastern Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island now have a faster, easier way to reach Boston and beyond. Starting September 29, Cape Air will launch year-round twice daily flights between New Bedford (EWB) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), creating seamless connectivity to global destinations via Logan.
? Shorter TSA lines, inexpensive parking, and no city traffic
? Ideal for business and leisure travelers looking to avoid the urban hassle
Flying from New Bedford Regional Airport (EWB) to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) offers travelers in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Southern Massachusetts a faster gateway to the world. Say goodbye to the stress of driving through Boston traffic or navigating crowded terminals. With Cape Air’s new nonstop service launching on September 29, you can skip the gridlock, enjoy low-cost parking, quicker TSA lines, and be in Boston in under 40 minutes. Once at Logan, seamless connections with our various airline partners await. This route transforms international travel into a smooth, stress-free experience—saving time, money, and frustration. Whether traveling domestically or headed to Europe, Asia, or beyond, New Bedford to Boston is the smarter first step on your global journey.
“Cape Air’s investment signals a strong commitment in both the New Bedford Regional Airport and the City,” City of New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell said. “The prospect of getting to Logan without Boston traffic or waiting in a long security line is sure to attract customers, and with it, more interest, business, and economic momentum to our airport.”
“By adding New Bedford to Boston, we’re putting global travel within 30 minutes of the South Coast,” said Linda Markham, Cape Air CEO. “It’s a game changer.”
Islip, NY (The Hamptons) to Boston: The Shortcut to New England – Starting July 3
Just in time for Summer, Cape Air will launch four-time daily service between Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP) to Boston (BOS) beginning July 3, 2025.
? Ideal for Hamptons travelers heading to New England, the Cape and Islands or day trips to Boston from Long Island
? Offers an efficient, scenic, and stress-free travel alternative
“Cape Air recognized an opportunity to expand its wings in the Northeast from convenient MacArthur Airport. We’re delighted to offer business travelers this excellent schedule and frequency to easily fly to Boston,” said Aviation Commissioner Rob Schneider.
A short distance from the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), flying from Long Island MacArthur Airport to Boston Logan International Airport just got easier! Beginning July 3, 2025, Cape Air will offer year-round nonstop service to Boston for international and commuter travelers in Long Island, New York, a faster gateway to the world. Say goodbye to the stress of driving through New York City traffic or navigating crowded terminals.
“We look forward to connecting Islip with Boston and sharing Cape Air’s outstanding customer service and convenient flight schedules,” said Linda Markham, Cape Air President & CEO.
Cape Air will fly the Tecnam P2012 Traveller on the route, offering passengers a modern, stylish, and highly capable twin-engine aircraft perfect for connecting short hops to Boston.
“We are confident that this innovative aircraft will provide an exceptional flying experience for our passengers and the communities we serve. We look forward to seeing the P2012 Traveller inaugurate our service at Long Island MacArthur Airport,” Markham added.
Norwood to Nantucket & Martha’s Vineyard: New Service Starting July 3
Say goodbye to ferry lines and bridge traffic. Cape Air is launching summer air service between Norwood Memorial Airport (OWD) and Nantucket (ACK) and Martha’s Vineyard (MVY) beginning July 3, 2025—just in time for the Fourth of July and peak summer travel. Flights will operate for the summer season through Columbus Day.
? The fastest route to the Cape & Islands from Greater Boston
? Flights designed for weekenders and islanders alike
Flying in and out of Norwood Memorial Airport (OWD) offers a refreshingly easy alternative to the congestion of Boston’s larger airports. Located just 30 minutes from downtown Boston, Norwood allows travelers to bypass the traffic, long TSA lines, and expensive parking typical of Logan. With quick curb-to-gate access, free parking, and a relaxed atmosphere, Norwood makes air travel feel effortless. Travel more and stress less with convenient service out of Norwood.
“Norwood is the ideal launchpad for summer escapes,” said Markham. “Our new service means your beach chair is just a short flight away. As always, Cape Air is proud to offer a more convenient and hassle-free way to reach the islands.”
Caribbean Growth: New Inter-Island Connections
New St. Thomas to St. Barth’s Service: Beginning October 13, 2025
In a bold expansion of its Caribbean footprint, Cape Air will begin twice-daily flights between St. Thomas (STT) and St. Barthélemy (SBH) on October 13, offering direct and efficient service between two of the region’s most iconic destinations.
? Ideal for luxury travelers, yacht charters, and seamless island-hopping
? A new level of convenience for regional travelers
“This route represents Cape Air’s commitment to Caribbean connectivity,” said Markham. “It’s all about elevating the island travel experience.”
This groundbreaking route fills a long-standing gap in Caribbean connectivity, offering travelers a direct, reliable link between two of the region’s most iconic and in-demand destinations. Whether you're arriving on a commercial flight into St. Thomas or disembarking from a cruise, Cape Air provides a seamless, stress-free connection to the luxury and charm of St. Barth’s—without the need for private charters or ferry transfers. With convenient flight times, exceptional service, and breathtaking views en route, this new route is a game-changer for vacationers, yachting guests, and island hoppers alike. Cape Air is not just making the Caribbean smaller—it’s making travel smarter, more accessible, and uniquely elegant.
“The opening of this new route between St. Thomas and St. Barth represents a meaningful step forward for regional connectivity. We warmly welcome any initiative that enhances access to our island and enriches the travel experience for visitors and residents alike. This new connection simplifies travel, supports local tourism, and brings our Caribbean communities even closer together”, said Alexandra Questel, President of the Territorial Tourism Board of Saint-Barthélemy.
About Cape Air
Since 1989, Cape Air has been one of the largest commuter airlines in the United States, serving 34 cities in the US and the Caribbean. The New England regional airline, based in Hyannis, Massachusetts, has grown from three flights a day between Provincetown and Boston in 1989 to a fleet of 98 aircraft, offering more than 300 flights a day, and carrying approximately 400,000 passengers annually.
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