Book interCaribbean Airways flights (JY)

Airline Information

Airline Name
interCaribbean Airways
Airline Code
JY
Roundtrip price

Frequently asked questions

Can I fly from the US on InterCaribbean Airways?
Yes, InterCaribbean Airways operates select routes between the United States and the Caribbean. Current U.S. gateways include Miami (MIA) and Fort Lauderdale (FLL). These airports provide connections to InterCaribbean's regional network across the Caribbean.
Where does InterCaribbean Airways fly to?
InterCaribbean Airways operates from its main hub at Providenciales (PLS) in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The airline serves a wide range of destinations across the Caribbean, including:
  • Nassau (NAS)
  • San Juan (SJU)
  • Santo Domingo (SDQ)
  • Kingston (KIN)
  • Tortola (EIS)
  • Antigua (ANU)
  • Port-au-Prince (PAP)
  • Philipsburg (SXM)
  • St. Thomas (STT)
  • Havana (HAV) – select schedules
Routes may vary seasonally and include both major city pairs and smaller island destinations.
Can I earn InterCaribbean Airways miles with Expedia?
InterCaribbean does not currently offer a frequent flyer program. However, One Key™ members can earn OneKeyCash™ on eligible flight and hotel bookings through Expedia.OneKeyCash™ is not redeemable for cash and can only be used on Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.
How much is carry-on for InterCaribbean Airways?
When you fly InterCaribbean Airways, your fare includes:
  • One carry-on item weighing up to 10 lbs (4.5 kg)
All carry-on items must meet the size and weight limits to be accepted onboard.
What size carry-on is allowed on InterCaribbean Airways?
With your InterCaribbean Airways flight booking, you are generally allowed:
  • One carry-on item no more than 9 x 12 x 16 inches (23 x 30 x 40 cm)
  • One small personal item, such as a purse or laptop bag
Carry-on items must fit under the seat in front of you or in the overhead compartments, depending on aircraft type.
How much are checked bags on InterCaribbean Airways?
Checked baggage allowances on InterCaribbean Airways depend on your fare and route:
  • Economy fares: One checked bag up to 50 lbs (23 kg)
Additional bags or overweight luggage may incur fees based on the route and aircraft type. It is recommended to pre-arrange extra baggage whenever possible to avoid higher airport charges.
Do you have to pay for seat selection on InterCaribbean Airways?
Seat selection is not required with InterCaribbean Airways. Seats are assigned at check-in, and on smaller aircraft, seating is typically general or first-come, first-served.
How far in advance can you check in with InterCaribbean Airways?
Online check-in for InterCaribbean Airways opens 24 hours before departure on select routes. Airport check-in opens two hours before departure and typically closes 60 minutes prior to the flight. Early arrival is strongly recommended, especially at smaller airports where manual check-in procedures are used.
Who is InterCaribbean Airways' partner in the USA?
InterCaribbean Airways does not have formal codeshare agreements with U.S. airlines. However, travelers can connect through shared terminals with carriers such as American Airlines and JetBlue at airports like Miami (MIA), Fort Lauderdale (FLL), and San Juan (SJU).
What kind of airline is InterCaribbean Airways?
InterCaribbean Airways is a regional carrier based in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The airline focuses on short-haul flights across the Caribbean, connecting major hubs with smaller island destinations. It offers reliable service with an all-Economy Class configuration and emphasizes convenience for travelers within the region.
Is InterCaribbean Airways a good airline to fly with?
Yes, InterCaribbean Airways is a trusted option for regional Caribbean travel. The airline is known for its extensive route network, friendly service, and efficient connections between islands. It is a popular choice for travelers seeking affordable and convenient inter-island flights.
What type of planes does InterCaribbean Airways fly?
InterCaribbean Airways operates a fleet of aircraft suited for regional Caribbean travel. The airline uses Embraer EMB 120 Brasilia aircraft for 30-seat regional services and ATR 42 aircraft for higher-capacity island routes. It also operates British Aerospace Jetstream 41 aircraft for flights to airports with short runways and Embraer ERJ-145 jets for longer or busier routes. All aircraft are designed for short, efficient hops between islands.
Does InterCaribbean Airways have First or Business Class?
No, InterCaribbean Airways operates an all-Economy Class cabin. Passengers benefit from fast boarding, quick deplaning, friendly Caribbean-based crews, and complimentary water or refreshments on some flights.
*Available to One Key members.