Travelers dreaming of white-sand beaches and turquoise waters now have a smoother path to paradise, thanks to a new partnership between Emirates and Bahamasair. The airlines recently signed an interline agreement that seamlessly connects global travelers to three stunning Bahamian destinations—Nassau, Freeport, and San Salvador—via key Florida gateways.
Under the new agreement, passengers flying with Emirates to Miami or Orlando can now book a single ticket that includes a Bahamasair connection to their final island destination.
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“This partnership offers travelers unmatched convenience when planning their Bahamian getaway,” said Adnan Kazim, Emirates’ Deputy President. “From booking to baggage, we’re making island-hopping smoother than ever.”
What this means for you as a traveler is multiple benefits inclusive of more travel options. Florida gateways, Miami and Orlando, are amongst the 12 U.S. destinations that the world’s largest international airline currently flies. Emirates serves Miami with daily flights with its Boeing 777, along with five-weekly services to Orlando. this MOU will offer:
- More Flight Options – Emirates’ vast network (140+ destinations) now extends deeper into the Caribbean.
- Stress-Free Connections – No more juggling separate bookings—just one ticket from departure to paradise.
- Future Benefits – The airlines are also exploring cargo cooperation and loyalty program tie-ins, hinting at even more perks down the line.
- Generous baggage allowances across both airlines
- Competitive fares for the full journey
- Potential future perks, including frequent flyer program benefits
Alongside, benefits to you is a tremendous boost for Bahamas’ economy. Bahamasair’s Managing Director, Tracy Cooper, called the deal a “game-changer” for the island nation’s global reach. “Partnering with a world-class airline like Emirates elevates our profile and unlocks new opportunities for growth,” she said.
The agreement follows a separate tourism-focused MoU between Emirates and The Bahamas’ Ministry of Foreign Affairs, signed at the Arabian Travel Market. Together, they aim to showcase the country’s pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and luxury resorts to Emirates’ international clientele.
Starting now, travelers can plan their trips through Emirates’ booking platforms, combining flights from major cities like Dubai, London, or Mumbai with a quick hop to The Bahamas via Miami or Orlando.
