St Kitts and Nevis: American Airways 737-800 sporting the Reno Air livery touched down at Robert L Bradshaw Worldwide Airport (RLB), St Kitts on Thursday. The plane landed within the nation from Miami for its extra service.
In a return flight, the American Airlines powered out of runway 25 of RLB for Miami on the identical day. The glimpses of the worldwide airport went viral on the social media as folks expressed pleasure with the great thing about the airline.
Netizens mentioned that the moist touchdown of the American Airways has exceptionally blended with the scenic fantastic thing about St Kitts and Nevis. The Reno Air livery has added new layer of grace to the airline and the runway because it attracted the eye of the viewers.
The passengers onboarded American Airways shared their expertise and mentioned that they visited St Kitts and Nevis for spending holidays in peaceable and tranquil atmosphere. They referred to as it “one of many stunning locations” on this planet and talked about that the locations comparable to Park Hyatt Lodge, Port Zante, Basseterre Market and plenty of extra.
Notably, St Kitts and Nevis welcomed the continuous flights of American Airways from Mami Worldwide Airport in 2017 for the primary time. The service was additional expanded in Might 2019 when the airline introduced a second weekly continuous flight from New York to St Kitts.
The service additionally complemented the provider’s current continuous Saturday service. The goal of the service was to reinforce the connectivity inside the area and supply seamless journey choices to vacationers.
American Airways additionally operated the flight on the route with a 176-seat Boeing 757 on December 18, 2024. The plane consisted of 16 enterprise class seats and operated by February. After that, they began offering a 160-seat Boeing 738 with 16 enterprise class seats from New York to St Kitts.
Apart from this, the airline additionally launched a summer season continuous service from Dallas to St Kitts on the identical day. The service was a part of the federal government of St Kitts’s particular technique to develop the tourism business by enhancing the airlift facet.
