1992Founded
3Aircraft types
1Base airports
- · -IATA · ICAO

About the airline

Fly BVI is a regional airline based in the British Virgin Islands, founded in 1992. Operating from Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport, it specializes in inter-island connectivity across the Caribbean using a small fleet of twin-engine aircraft.

Fleet

Fly BVI has been serving the British Virgin Islands since 1992, establishing itself as a regional carrier focused on connecting the islands of the Caribbean. The airline operates from its main hub at Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport, providing essential air links for both passengers and cargo across the region.

The airline is known for its regional connectivity and island-hopping services, catering to travelers and businesses that rely on inter-island transportation. With a fleet of twin-engine aircraft including the Cessna 402, Piper Aztec, and Cessna 404, Fly BVI operates aircraft optimized for short regional routes and smaller airports typical of Caribbean island networks.

These aircraft types reflect the airline's operational focus: reliable, efficient twin-engine planes suited to Caribbean conditions and the relatively short distances between island destinations. Fly BVI remains a practical choice for regional travel where larger commercial jets are unnecessary and regional connectivity is the priority.