BermudAir launches on Amadeus, completes Jamaica relief mission

BermudAir flights are now available for booking through the Amadeus Global Distribution System under carrier code 2T, the airline announced October 30.

The integration follows BermudAir's launch on Sabre GDS in March 2025, expanding distribution access for travel advisors and online travel agencies across North America.

"Launching on Amadeus marks another important milestone in BermudAir's growth and commitment to serving the travel advisor and OTA community," said Leslie Peden, VP sales & distribution at BermudAir. 

"This new connection makes it even easier for our travel partners across North America and beyond to access BermudAir's 2T content. Alongside the expansion of our dedicated trade sales team, this investment reinforces our commitment to building strong distribution partnerships that deliver value to our customers and advisors alike."

The airline offers commission rates ranging from 4% in economy to 8% in business class, paid at time of ticketing.

BermudAir currently connects Bermuda with destinations across the U.S. and Canada. 

AnguillAir, operated by BermudAir, will launch direct service between Boston, Newark, Washington/Baltimore and Anguilla starting from December 17. 

Travel advisors can book both BermudAir and AnguillAir itineraries through Amadeus and Sabre under carrier code 2T.

The airline operates Embraer E175 and E190 aircraft. 

Jamaica relief flight

On November 4, BermudAir completed a humanitarian mission to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa. 

Flight 2T903 delivered over 4,000 lbs of disaster relief supplies collected from the Bermudian community at the Hamilton Seventh-day Adventist Centre on King Street.

"From the moment this idea took flight, our team understood it was about more than logistics — it was about love and humanity. We are deeply honoured to have played our part in connecting Bermuda's compassion with Jamaica's resilience," said Adam Scott, founder & CEO of BermudAir.

The delegation was met by Jamaican government and civil society representatives including Karl Bowen, group leader; Dr. Bevon Morrison, president, CALL Foundation for Environmental and Sustainable Development; Sherone Montgomery, secretary, CALL Foundation; and Kevin Smith, G.E.T. Ltd Bermuda.

Bermudian schoolchildren wrote letters to Jamaican students and families affected by the storm. 

One Bermudian stranded in Jamaica due to the hurricane returned home on the flight.

Relief items will be distributed through Food For The Poor Jamaica. 

The effort is planning a second phase using cargo jets and shipping containers.

"What began as a simple call to help has grown into something extraordinary. Bermuda has shown the world what unity and compassion look like in action. I thank every person, company and volunteer who gave, packed or prayed — this is what One Love truly means," said Dwayne A. Caines JP, representative of the One Love Bermuda Relief Effort.

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