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Winair celebrates record passenger numbers to St. Barthélemy

January 23, 2025

Winair celebrates record passenger numbers to St. Barthélemy
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SINT MAARTEN (SIMPSON BAY-AIRPORT) - Winair is delighted to announce a record-breaking year for passenger traffic between St.Maarten (SXM) and St. Barthélemy (SBH). In December 2024, Winair transported an unprecedented number of approximately 12,000 passengers, demonstrating strong demand for travel to this exclusive island destination.

Furthermore, 2024 as a whole saw a remarkable achievement with approximately 95,000 passengers carried by Winair to and from SBH. This significant milestone underscores Winair's commitment to connecting customers to the renowned beauty and luxury of St. Barthélemy. With up to 150 weekly flights, Winair reaffirmed its leadership role, ensuring seamless travel experiences for both leisure and business customers.

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"We are incredibly proud of these record-breaking numbers," said Manuel Esu, Commercial Director of Winair. "This achievement reflects the strong demand for travel to St. Barthélemy and highlights Winair's role in supporting the island's vibrant tourism and trade sectors. We are committed to continuing to provide reliable and efficient air service, connecting customers to this exceptional destination and contributing to the continued growth and prosperity of St. Barthélemy."

Notably, these record-breaking numbers are particularly exceptional considering the unique challenges of air travel to St. Barthélemy. The island's short runway and challenging terrain necessitate specialized aircraft and highly skilled pilots. Winair's fleet of Twin Otter aircraft, with a capacity of 16 passengers, is uniquely suited for this demanding operation. Moreover, Winair pilots undergo rigorous recurrent training to maintain the highest level of proficiency for landings and takeoffs from SBH's challenging airport.

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