7 flights land at Robert L Bradshaw International Airport, welcomes many passengers

Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis: The Robert L Bradshaw International Airport welcomed many passengers as the airport witnessed the arrival of seven international flights at the same time on 17th February 2024.

With the arrival of a large number of visitors, the nation is likely to witness a spike in the tourism sector of the island nation. It is to be noted that St Kitts and Nevis accommodated a huge number of passengers who landed at the island nation to explore its beautiful places and surroundings.

The birds who graced the island nation with their visit included,

1. American Airlines flight 737-800 reached the airport after taking off from New York John F Kennedy International Airport.
2. American Airlines flight 737-800 arrived in the island nation from Miami.
3. American Airlines flight A320 landed in St Kitts and Nevis from Charlotte.
4. Sky High flight E-175 arrived at the Robert L Bradshaw International Airport from Las Americas.
5. Delta Air Lines flight 737-800 reached the island nation by their visit from Atlanta.
6. United Airlines flight 737-900 arrived in St Kitts and Nevis by taking a flight from Newark.
7. Air Canada Rouge landed in the airport from Toronto.

Recently, St Kitts and Nevis welcomed over 5000 passengers as the Royal Caribbean Icon of the Seas docked on the island and graced its shores with their visit.

Moreover, the administration of St Kitts and Nevis is also focusing on boosting the tourism sector of the country and generating revenue for the country. An increase in the number of tourists will also play a pivotal role in enhancing the economic conditions of the country.

Various residents of the community took to their social media accounts and extended congratulations to the administration for their efforts. They also expressed their views on the visit of such flights.

One person with a Facebook account Gewndolyn Natta commented “Give THANKS TO GOD and Congratulations to The Hon Henderson.”

“We are on the rise once again. Congratulations to everyone” wrote Carlton Ponteen.

Another person commented the following “Well done St Kitts and Nevis. Keep up the amazing work, it is really awesome news.”