Travellers to Dominica have 12 city links, with direct US flights from New York and Miami
Dominica Douglas Charles Airport (DOM) offers connections to 12 destinations, with the busiest routes to Antigua, Bridgetown and San Juan. Flights from New York and Miami also arrive.

Dominica Douglas Charles Airport (DOM/TDPD) is the main air gateway to Dominica, offering connections to 12 destinations. The busiest routes over the past week were Antigua, Bridgetown and San Juan, with services operated by interCaribbean Airways, Winair and Liat Air.
Key facts
- IATA code: DOM; ICAO code: TDPD
- Location: Dominica, at an elevation of 73 ft
- Timezone: Atlantic Standard Time (-04:00)
- Destinations served: 12
- Busiest routes (last 7 days): Antigua (31 flights), Bridgetown (12), San Juan (11)
Which routes are busiest?
Over the last seven days, the most frequent route was to Antigua V. C. Bird International Airport, with 31 flights. Bridgetown Grantley Adams International Airport followed with 12 flights, and San Juan Luis Munoz Marin International Airport with 11.
Miami International Airport recorded 8 flights and Port of Spain Piarco International Airport 7 flights over the same period.
What flights are scheduled?
Departures listed for the day include services to Antigua, Castries and St. Thomas. Arrivals include flights from Antigua, St. Thomas, New York and Miami.
Among the arrivals, United Airlines flight UA2849 from New York and American Airlines flight AA4304 from Miami were both listed as scheduled.
What other airports are nearby?
Roseau Canefield Airport (DCF) in Dominica is 25 km away. Several airports in Guadeloupe are also within reach, including Marie-Galante Airport (36 km), Terre-de-Haut Les Saintes Airport (46 km), Basse-Terre Baillif Airport (70 km) and Saint-Francois Airport (79 km).
What this means for travellers
Travellers flying to or from Dominica should note that most services connect through regional hubs such as Antigua, Bridgetown and San Juan, while direct long-haul options listed include New York and Miami. Checking the specific route and carrier before booking is advisable, as the airport serves 12 destinations in total.
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