All Major Airlines Announce Nonstop Flights From The Us To Cuba

The Cuba floodgates are open — American, Delta, United, Alaska, JetBlue and Southwest have all just announced their proposed nonstop routes from the US to several destinations in Cuba. Naturally, most will bring US travelers to Havana, but you’ll also be able to fly to destinations like Camaguey and Cienfuegos as well. Based on a statement from JetBlue, it’s possible that flights may begin as early as September 8, 2016.Here’s a map of all of the proposed routes:All of the proposed routes to Cuba.Note that US airlines are currently proposing the routes they would like to fly — nothing is confirmed yet, unfortunately, and with only 20 daily slots available to Havana, it’s unlikely that we’ll see nearly this many flights become a reality.That said, here’s the breakdown by airline:American AirlinesAmerican’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:Miami – 10 flights dailyCharlotte – one flight dailyDallas/Fort Worth – one flight dailyLos Angeles – one flight weeklyChicago – one flight weeklyOther cities (all from Miami):Santa Clara — two flights dailyHolguín — two flights dailyVaradero — two flights dailyCamagüey — one flight dailyCienfuegos — one flight dailyDelta Air LinesDelta’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:Atlanta — daily flightsNew York-JFK — daily flightsMiami — daily flightsOrlando — daily flightsUnited AirlinesUnited’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:Chicago — one flight weekly (Saturday)Houston — one flight weekly (Saturday)Newark — daily flightsWashington, D.C. — one flight weekly (Saturday)Alaska AirlinesAlaska’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:Sign up for our daily newsletterEmail addressSign upI would like to subscribe to The Points Guy newsletters and special email promotions. The Points Guy will not share or sell your email. See privacy policy.Los Angeles — two flights dailyFrontier AirlinesFrontier’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:Denver — one flight dailyMiami — three flights dailyTo Varadero:Chicago — one flight weeklyPhiladelphia — one flight weeklyOther routes (all from Miami):Santiago — one flight dailyCamagüey — four flights weeklySanta Clara — three flights weeklyJetBlue AirwaysJetBlue’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:New York-JFK — two flights dailyFort Lauderdale — four flights dailyOrlando — two flights dailyTampa — two flights dailyNewark – one flight dailyBoston – one flight dailyOther cities (all from Fort Lauderdale)Camagüey – one flight dailyHolguín – one flight dailySanta Clara – one flight dailySilver AirwaysSilver’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:West Palm Beach — two flights dailyFort Meyers — one flight dailyFort Lauderdale — one flight dailyKey West — five flights weeklyJacksonville — two flights weeklyOther cities (all from Fort Lauderdale; frequency not announced):CienfuegosVaraderoSanta ClaraCayo CocoHolguínSantiagoCamagüeyManzanilloCayo Lago Del SurSouthwest AirlinesSouthwest’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:Fort Lauderdale — daily flightsTampa Bay — daily flightsOrlando — daily flightsOther cities (all from Fort Lauderdale)Varadero – frequency not announcedSanta Clara – frequency not announcedSpirit Airlines (PDF)Spirit’s proposed Cuba route.To Havana:Fort Lauderdale — two flights dailySun Country AirlinesSun Country’s proposed Cuba routes.To Havana:Minneapolis-St. Paul — two flights weeklyWhen will you be traveling to Cuba?