What cities does Cape Air fly to?
Cape Air is located in the main terminal….Fly with us to:
| Boston | New York/JFK |
|---|---|
| New Bedford | Rutland |
| Lebanon | Rockland |
| Augusta | Bar Harbor |
| White Plains | Saranac Lake |
What airlines fly out of Provincetown MA?
Jet Blue Airways
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Where does Capeair go?
Cape Air serves 36 destinations across the Northeast, Cape Cod & the Islands, the Midwest, Eastern Montana, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and British Virgin Islands.
Is Provincetown airport open?
Provincetown Municipal Airport This airport is open year-round and is operated by the Town of Provincetown on land leased from the U.S. Daily twenty minute flights from Boston provide link the Outer Cape to over sixty North American cities with connections at Boston’s Logan International.
What planes does Cape Fly?
Cessna 402C
Cessna 402C The workhorse of the Cape Air fleet is the Cessna 402, which serves the majority of the destinations in the Cape Air route network. The 9-passenger 402 allows for increased frequency, meaning robust schedules that let you fly when you want to, not when you have to.
Is there a train to Provincetown?
CapeFLYER.com is a summer weekend passenger train that runs from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day from South Station in Boston to Hyannis Depot, with stops in Braintree, Brockton, Middleborough/Lakeville, Wareham Village, Buzzards Bay and Bourne. Check P&B and PeterPan bus schedules for connections to Provincetown.
Is Cape Air private?
One of the major benefits of using Cape Air Charter is that you can arrange a private air charter through us 24 hours a day, 365 days a year with only a couple of hours’ notice.
How long is Provincetown ferry from Boston?
90 minutes
The fast Provincetown ferry service gets you there in 90 minutes – perfect for a day trip from Boston as you cruise through the Harbor to the Outer Cape.