Flights to Haiti

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Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Port-au-Prince is the best place to enter Haiti, because most transportation networks are connected to the airport. Other towns with improved transportation links are: Montrouis, Gonaives, Cap-Haitien, Les Cayes and Petit Goave. Even without flying, someone from New York, USA, can get to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, by rail with the Panama Railroad Company. There are also ports and harbors suitable and cheaper for commercial purposes.

Airports

It is advisable to fly to Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Port-au-Prince from any part of the world. The other airports and their IATA/ICAO codes are: Cap-Haitien International Airport in Cap-Haitien, (CAP/MTCH), Jaemel Airport in Jaemel, (JAK/MTJA), Jeremie Airport serving Jeremie, (JEE/MTJE), Les Cayes Airport in Les Cayes, (CYA/MTCA), and Port-de-Paix Airport in Port-de-Paix (PAX/MTPX).

Airlines

The major airlines that fly to Haiti are Delta airlines, American Airlines, and Copa flights. Some other airlines dedicated to provide cheap flights to Haiti are Air France, Spirit Airlines, Air Canada, Air Caraibes, Air Turks, Caicos Flights, Coastal Travel Limited flights, Lynx Air International Flights, Continental Express Flights, and Florida Coastal.

Other Money-Saving Tips

You will save if you avoid such special dates as: Dec.5 (Discovery day), Nov.18 (Vertieres day), Jan. 1 (Independence Day), Oct.17 (Dessalines day), May 22 (National Sovereignty day), Jan.2 (Hero's day), May18 (Flag Day), June22 (President's day), and Oct.24 (United Nations Day).

In Closing

With its French and Spanish influences, Haiti offers an interesting cuisine. You may also enjoy the unique Compas music that fills the air.

The Republic of Haiti is located on the island of Hispaniola, in the greater Antillean archipelago. The official language is French and the people are friendly. Visitors are drawn to the Labadie islands to enjoy the beaches, bays, and lush green landscapes. Another place to visit is Petionville, in Port-au-Prince (Haiti's capital) where tourists would go to enjoy the world-class restaurants and shops. If you like rum, be sure to visit the Barbancourt Rum Distillery to have a unique taste of the drink.