$69 Cheap interCaribbean Airways flights Grand Turk (GDT) to Providenciales (PLS)

Set the “Price (lowest to highest)” filter on Expedia to find cheap interCaribbean Airways return flights from $138 from GDT to PLS. Affordable one-way tickets from $69 are also on offer.**These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for flights departing within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

Look for one-way or round-trip flights to Providenciales in September or October. You could find cheaper fares with interCaribbean Airways during these off-peak months.

Start searching one to three months ahead of your departure date to score cheaper fares on interCaribbean Airways flights from JAGS McCartney Intl. Airport (GDT) to Providenciales Intl. Airport (PLS). You can save 25% by booking your domestic flight 34 to 86 days in advance compared to last-minute reservations made 6 to 12 days out. You could also cut costs by buying your fare on a Sunday, as it’s 6% cheaper on average than a Monday, the most expensive day to book.* Get your timing spot on, and you can enjoy significant savings on domestic trips.*Ideal booking window recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through November for 2024. Best day of the week to book recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through October 2024. All data sourced from ARC’s global airline sales database.

Yes, you can travel from JAGS McCartney Intl. Airport (GDT) to Providenciales Intl. Airport (PLS) on one of interCaribbean Airways’s 28 weekly direct flights. Make use of our “Nonstop” and “Airline” filters to find the interCaribbean Airways flight that’ll get you to PLS at a time that suits you.

From takeoff till landing, a nonstop interCaribbean Airways flight from JAGS McCartney Intl. Airport (GDT) to Providenciales Intl. Airport (PLS) typically takes 31m.

Thursday has the most interCaribbean Airways flights from JAGS McCartney Intl. Airport (GDT) to Providenciales Intl. Airport (PLS). With 4 daily departures, this is the best day to book something that will suit your plans.

Taking off from GDT at 8:50AM UTC-5, the first interCaribbean Airways flight to PLS arrives at 9:20AM UTC-5. Traveling early means you’re less likely to experience delays.* Not a morning person? The last interCaribbean Airways flight from GDT to PLS departs at 5:45PM UTC-5 and touches down at 6:15PM UTC-5.*Most reliable time of the day recommendation is based on January through August 2024 flight status data sourced from OAG’s global flight data platform.

InterCaribbean Airways flights from JAGS McCartney Intl. Airport (GDT) to Providenciales touch down at Providenciales Intl. Airport (PLS) and South Caicos Airport (XSC). The main Providenciales hub served by this airline is PLS. It’s always worth comparing flights arriving at nearby airports on Expedia as they may offer lower prices.

You’re allowed 1 cabin bag weighing up to 2 lb with dimensions not exceeding 11 inches x 9 inches x 16 inches. You can also bring a small personal item onboard when traveling standard economy from GDT to PLS with interCaribbean Airways. Baggage restrictions may vary by fare type and cabin class, so check interCaribbean Airways’s website to avoid last-minute fees at the airport.

InterCaribbean Airways generally flies Embraer 120 Brasilia planes for flights from JAGS McCartney Intl. Airport (GDT) to Providenciales Intl. Airport (PLS). This carrier also operates the Bombardier DHC-6 on this route. Bear in mind that aircraft type can change due to operational demands, so the plane you board could be different when you leave.

Depending on the type of fare you purchased, a fee is typically charged if you cancel or reschedule your booking more than 24 hours after it’s confirmed. To find flexible plane tickets, select our “Changes included” or “No cancel fee” filter while looking for flights. For additional information on modifying or canceling your reservation, visit “Trips,” select your flight and tick “Manage Booking.”