Contour Airlines has announced a new nonstop service connecting St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands and St. Maarten, starting 5 October 2026. This route will operate between Cyril E. King Airport and Princess Juliana International Airport, offering a convenient link between these two popular Caribbean destinations.
The introduction of this service aims to strengthen regional connectivity in the northeastern Caribbean, supporting tourism growth and business travel. Ben Munson, President of Contour Airlines, stated, "This new nonstop service between St. Thomas and St. Maarten reflects our ongoing commitment to providing convenient, reliable, and comfortable air travel options across the region."
Local leaders have welcomed the service as a means to bolster regional travel and create new opportunities for both visitors and local communities. Jennifer Matarangas-King, Commissioner of Tourism for the US Virgin Islands, highlighted the importance of the route in strengthening cultural and business connections.
The flights will operate twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays, using Contour's 30-seat regional jet aircraft, which offer extra legroom and complimentary snacks. The schedule includes a morning departure from St. Thomas and a return flight from St. Maarten in the early afternoon.
Michael Cleaver, CEO of Princess Juliana International Airport, praised Contour Airlines for its investment in St. Maarten, noting that "every new route strengthens the connectivity that is so vital to island communities."
Contour Airlines continues to expand its Caribbean presence, providing passengers with enhanced travel options and fostering regional partnerships
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