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Everything travelers ask about flying to and from St. Thomas, USVI.
American Airlines operates the most flights into STT, with nonstop service from Miami, Charlotte, Philadelphia, and New York (JFK). Delta flies from Atlanta, JetBlue from JFK and Boston, and United from Newark. Cape Air and Silver Airways connect STT to San Juan, St. Croix, Tortola, and other Caribbean islands.
Arrive 2 hours early for domestic flights and 3 hours for international. Security can back up during peak morning departures (6–9 AM) and holiday periods.
St. Thomas is a U.S. territory — U.S. citizens do not need a passport for flights from the mainland. A valid government ID is sufficient. Non-U.S. citizens should check visa requirements.
No public bus from the airport. Options: Taxi (~$7/person shared), Rental car (all major agencies at terminal — drive on the left), or hotel shuttles. Uber and Lyft do not operate in the USVI.
Mid-December through April is peak season — dry, cooler, most routes active. May and June offer good value. July through November is hurricane season with discounted fares but weather risk.
Yes. Cape Air connects STT to San Juan, Tortola/BVI, St. Croix, and more. For distant islands like Barbados or Jamaica you typically connect through San Juan or Miami.
