A new nonstop flight from Atlanta to St. Maarten has officially launched, expanding air access to the Caribbean destination from the southeastern United States.
The service began December 6, with weekly flights into Princess Juliana International Airport. Introductory fares were listed from $89 at launch, according to published schedules.
The flights are operating once weekly on Saturdays.
The route provides a direct connection between Atlanta and St. Maarten, serving travelers heading to the Simpson Bay area and beyond. Simpson Bay is home to a concentration of hotels, beaches, restaurants, and marinas and serves as a central base for visitors exploring both the Dutch and French sides of the island.
The launch comes during the winter travel season, traditionally one of the busiest periods for St. Maarten. The island continues to see strong demand from U.S. travelers, supported by a mix of leisure, cruise, and short-stay visitation.
The new Atlanta service adds to St. Maarten’s growing portfolio of nonstop routes from the United States, reinforcing its position as one of the Caribbean’s most accessible destinations for American travelers.
Caribbean Journal Staff
2026-01-09 18:11:00