BermudAir is updating its Charleston, South Carolina route with non-stop service to Charleston International Airport for the late summer season, expanding from a once-weekly Saturday flight to a twice-weekly service on Thursdays and Sundays, effective August 7.

The final Saturday flight will operate on August 2, with the revised schedule running through October.

The route update coincides with the expansion of BermudAir Holidays, which now offers curated travel packages for both inbound and outbound travellers.

This means Bermuda residents can now book ideal getaways to any destination, including Charleston, through BermudAir Holidays, benefiting from bundled rates on accommodations and experiences in this historic, charming, and coastal city.

“We’re always listening to our customers and evolving our offerings to suit their needs,” said Adam Scott, founder and chief executive of BermudAir. “With added frequency on this route and new vacation packages available in both directions, travellers now have even more ways to enjoy the best of Bermuda and the Carolinas.”

“The addition of a second non-stop BermudAir flight between Charleston and Bermuda marks a significant enhancement in air service for both destinations,” said Elliott Summey, president and chief executive of Charleston International Airport.

“This expansion not only offers increased opportunities for Charlestonians to enjoy the renowned beauty of Bermuda’s pink sand beaches but also allows more Bermudians to experience the rich history, culture and hospitality of the ‘Holy City’.

“This expanded service is more than just added convenience — it’s an economic win that strengthens tourism, business and the growing bond between our two vibrant destinations.

“The expansion of service to twice weekly is notable in multiple ways. It indicates the early success of this new flight and airline in our market, reinforces the desirability of the two destinations, demonstrates continued growth in our BermudAir partnership and creates more opportunities for Charleston area residents and visitors alike to take advantage of this international route,” said Helen Hill, president and chief executive of Explore Charleston and chair of the Charleston Regional Aviation Authority.

To launch the expanded service, BermudAir is offering up to 25 per cent off Thursday flights in August. Travellers can also inquire about exclusive “stay and play” access at Kiawah Island, including preferred golf and accommodation options.

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