CAYMAN AIRWAYS

Cayman Airways: The National Airline of the Cayman Islands

Cayman Airways stands as the proud national airline of the Cayman Islands, delivering exceptional Caribbean hospitality and connectivity since 1968. As a wholly government-owned carrier, the airline has evolved into a modern aviation leader, operating the newest jet fleet in the Caribbean while maintaining its commitment to personalized service and island authenticity.

Aviation Heritage

Founded on August 7, 1968, Cayman Airways emerged from the Cayman Government’s acquisition of Cayman Brac Airways from LACSA, Costa Rica’s flag carrier. The airline achieved a defining milestone in 1982 with Boeing 727-200 aircraft, introducing first-class service and expanded capability. Throughout the 1980s, Cayman Airways built an impressive network spanning major U.S. cities, establishing itself as the islands’ vital link to the world.

Modern Fleet Excellence

Today, Cayman Airways operates a state-of-the-art fleet positioning it at the forefront of Caribbean aviation. The airline’s international operations center on four brand-new Boeing 737-8 aircraft—representing the newest jet fleet in the region. These modern, fuel-efficient aircraft deliver superior comfort, reliability, and environmental performance while providing more nonstop international flights to and from the Cayman Islands than any competing carrier.

Complementing the jet fleet, Cayman Airways Express serves the Sister Islands with three Twin Otter aircraft and two Saab 340B+ turboprops, ensuring reliable daily connections between Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman.

Comprehensive Connectivity

Cayman Airways’ destination portfolio reflects strategic connectivity to key markets. Year-round nonstop service links Grand Cayman with major gateways including Miami and Tampa in Florida, New York’s JFK Airport, Los Angeles, and important regional destinations such as Kingston and Montego Bay in Jamaica, Havana, Cuba, and La Ceiba, Honduras. The airline also operates seasonal nonstop service to Denver, Colorado, catering to travelers seeking the Cayman Islands’ world-renowned diving and tourism offerings.

The Uniquely Caymanian Experience

What truly distinguishes Cayman Airways is its signature “Caymankind” service philosophy; a unique approach that infuses genuine Caribbean warmth into every journey. All international jet passengers enjoy complimentary Seven Fathoms Rum Punch, the locally-crafted spirit embodying the islands’ heritage and hospitality. Passengers also enjoy the exclusive Sir Turtle’s Sky Brew in-flight, a signature beer specially crafted in collaboration with an island brewery.

Business Class passengers receive premium treatment, including three complimentary checked bags (up to 55 pounds each), full meal service, and an extensive selection of complimentary beverages featuring champagne, wine, beer, and cocktails.

Workforce and Community

With approximately 350 dedicated employees, Cayman Airways represents more than transportation—it’s an integral part of the Cayman Islands’ identity and economy. The airline’s team embodies the professionalism and warmth that travelers associate with Caribbean hospitality, delivered with modern efficiency.

As Cayman Airways approaches six decades of service, the airline continues balancing proud heritage with forward-thinking innovation. The investment in next-generation Boeing 737-8 aircraft demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and operational excellence, ensuring the national carrier remains competitive while staying true to its mission of connecting the Cayman Islands to the world with authentic island hospitality. Whether traveling for business or leisure, passengers experience more than a flight—they begin their Cayman Islands journey from the moment they board, surrounded by the genuine Caymankind spirit that has defined this national treasure for over 50 years.

Airline Contact Details (please also provide two photos of your product (i.e. logo) to be used in the header of your listing) https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/es367h284ahje8pumtrqk/AMcEfcD0sCuTQ5YcQIcavxo?rlkey=h1asczhvgvxohzrmqudc6piiz&st=5oaoafak&dl=0

Main: 1-800-422-9626

Reservations: 1-800-422-9626

Reservations Email: Reservations@caymanairways.net

Website: www.caymanairways.com

Fleet Specifications

 Number of Planes: 9

 List Planes in your fleet: 4 x 737-8, 2 x SAAB 340+, and 3x DHC Twin Otter

 Business Class Available?: Yes

 First Class Available:? No

Destinations and Gateways

 Gateways: (please list your routes here) New York, Los Angeles, Denver, Miami, Tampa, Panama, Kingston, Montego Bay, Havana, and La Ceiba. Cayman Airways also offers flights to the Sister Islands of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. 

 Frequency of routes: (please denote how many days a week you fly out of specific gateways) Link to our schedule https://www.caymanairways.com/flight-schedule

 Destinations that you service: USA, Jamaica, Cuba, Honduras, and Panama

 Do you offer inter-island service and if so to which destinations? Cayman Airways also offers flights to the Sister Islands of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. 

 Current Promotions: No promotions at this time

 Interline Agreements:  We have interline agreements with the following airlines:

American Airlines*

Condor

Air Canada

Delta Air Lines*

Avianca

Emirates*

Alaska Airlines

Hahn Air

Italia Trasporto Aereo

Qatar Airlines

British Airways

Scandinavian Airlines

Caribbean Airways

United Airlines

Copa

Virgin Atlantic

 Baggage Policy: https://www.caymanairways.com/baggage-policy

Additional Services

Web check-in:

X   Yes

⃞⃞⃞   No

 

Special Services: (please provide details where necessary)

  X Wheelchair assistance

  X Service Dogs

  X Allergy Sufferers

⃞⃞⃞   Other – https://www.caymanairways.com/special-services

 

Miles/Rewards Program Offered: (please provide additional details and/or links to your program)

X   Yes

⃞⃞⃞   No

 

Do you offer commission to travel advisors?:

X Yes

⃞⃞⃞   No

 

Do you have a groups department and what number of seats sold constitutes a group?

 

X  Yes – 10 people or more constitute a group.

⃞⃞⃞   No