Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Abaco Islands (average of $364). Flying to Abaco Islands in July will prove the most costly (average of $611). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
$484
February
$492
March
$508
April
$554
May
$552
June
$558
July
$611
August
$517
September
$364
October
$492
November
$407
December
$512
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It was a good flight. The crew were very nice. The delay in the takeoff was not JetBlue’s fault. However, the choice of snacks needs to change. Whatever happened to Animal Crackers or Popcorners, chocolate chip cookies, etc. The old choices were better. The deplaning process is always a mess. I wish JetBlue could fix it.
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It was a good flight. The crew were very nice. The delay in the takeoff was not JetBlue’s fault. However, the choice of snacks needs to change. Whatever happened to Animal Crackers or Popcorners, chocolate chip cookies, etc. The old choices were better. The deplaning process is always a mess. I wish JetBlue could fix it.
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It was a good flight. The crew were very nice. The delay in the takeoff was not JetBlue’s fault. However, the choice of snacks needs to change. Whatever happened to Animal Crackers or Popcorners, chocolate chip cookies, etc. The old choices were better. The deplaning process is always a mess. I wish JetBlue could fix it.
Boarding
Crew
Comfort
Food
Entertainment
Overall
Reviews
It was a good flight. The crew were very nice. The delay in the takeoff was not JetBlue’s fault. However, the choice of snacks needs to change. Whatever happened to Animal Crackers or Popcorners, chocolate chip cookies, etc. The old choices were better. The deplaning process is always a mess. I wish JetBlue could fix it.
Drenched with sterns, hulls and bows at every port, it’s no wonder the Abacos islands are considered the “sailing capital” of the world. Most visitors arrive in Abacos by boat, but private flights to Abacos are available from Nassau. Regardless of how you get to Abacos, it’s likely you’ll never want to leave. A popular destination for U.S. travelers seeking a bit of reclusiveness in a nautical setting, the Abacos islands are the perfect place to retire to when you crave a bit of simplicity. The two main islands, Great Abaco and Little Abaco, are easily accessed by boat and most visitors stay in beachside cottages or on the marina when docked. While you’re enjoying the island life, take a dip in the blue waters and enjoy some of the best diving and snorkeling in the Bahamas.