Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport (SKB) on St. Kitts is the main gateway to St. Kitts and Nevis. Direct flights connect the islands to the USA, Canada, the UK, and the wider Caribbean.
From the United States
- American Airlines — direct from Miami (MIA) and Charlotte (CLT). The most frequent US service to SKB. More on American Airlines flights to St. Kitts.
- Delta — seasonal direct service from Atlanta (ATL).
- United — seasonal direct service from Newark (EWR).
- JetBlue — direct from New York JFK in winter season.
From Canada
Air Canada Rouge operates seasonal nonstop service from Toronto (YYZ), running through the winter season. There is no direct service from Montréal (YUL) — travellers starting in Montréal reach St. Kitts on a connecting itinerary, most commonly via Toronto.
From the United Kingdom
British Airways operates from London Gatwick (LGW) to St. Kitts via Antigua (ANU) on a Boeing 777-200, typically twice a week. The aircraft stops in Antigua for about an hour, but passengers continuing to St. Kitts remain on the same aircraft — there is no flight connection or change of aircraft to make. Total journey time is around 10 hours 15 minutes. UK travel notes & tips.
From the Caribbean
Regional connections via Antigua (ANU), Barbados (BGI), Sint Maarten (SXM), and San Juan (SJU) on LIAT, Caribbean Airlines, InterCaribbean, Winair, and Cape Air.
Once you land at SKB
From SKB to your hotel in Nevis is a 45–60 minute door-to-door journey by private transfer (private taxi across St. Kitts to Reggae Beach, then private water taxi across The Narrows). We meet you as you exit customs and handle your luggage.
Book your SKB → Nevis private transfer · Read the full SKB → Nevis guide · Contact us for help with your itinerary.
Travel requirements
All non-OECS travellers need an approved St. Kitts & Nevis eTA before flying. Apply online before you leave home.