United Airlines to start its services to St Vincent and the Grenadines

United Airlines is all set to begin its flight services to St Vincent and the Grenadines as announced by the Executive Chairman of Sandals, Adam Stewart at the launch of the newest resort.

Sandals Resorts International created a significant history as it opened its 18th resort in St Vincent and the Grenadines. It was during the opening ceremony of the resort when the Chairman made an announcement of the airline.

While making the announcement, Adam Stewart remarked “Sandals will market SVG as a destination like never before. He announced that Jet Blue and United Airlines will begin operations to SVG later this year.”

As per the information, the airline will take off from Newark International Airport, which is situated between the cities of Newark in Essex County and Elizabeth in Union County, New Jersey, USA. Meanwhile, JetBlue will utilize JFK in New York.

It will be the first that both United Airlines and JetBlue will offer their services to the island nation whereas Air Canada will double its operation which is expected to become a huge boost for the tourism sector of the island nation.

As it is a great chance for international visitors to have access to explore the magnificent and unparalleled beauty of the island nation. The increasing operations of such airlines mark the enhancement of St Vincent and the Grenadines in the US market.

It also reflects the unwavering commitment and dedication of the tourism ministry which elevates the island nation to greater heights. The continuous efforts of the authorities have also been playing a pivotal role in promoting the economic conditions of the country, generating huge amounts of revenues for the island nation.

United Airlines will also start its non-stop services from between Houston, Texas and Georgetown, Guyana on a Boeing 737-Max 8 aircraft. United Airlines has promised to provide the best services to all its passengers and offer them a chance to visit and explore the vibrant and diverse culture and traditions of Caribbean nations.