Flights to Cuba

So you've planned your trip to Cuba, now how do you get there? We've got you covered. Options for flights to Cuba are changing for the better all the time. Here are the current flights available. 

Once you give the article a read feel free to message us any questions directly or ask a Cuban travel expert for help.

Americans can still travel to Cuba despite recent changes to Cuba travel policy. A legal trip is just a matter of making sure you know what's changed and how it affects your plans. ViaHero has you covered with the latest updates on Cuba travel policies in these recent articles:

• You Can Still Travel to Cuba: 2017 Update
• New Cuba Travel Policy Updates

And before your trip, make sure to check out:

• Cuba FAQ
• You Can Still Travel to Cuba: 2017 Update
• Cuban Tourist Cards and Visas
• Cuba Info for Americans
• Our homepage on Cuba
• Contact us with your Questions

Direct from the United States

You can fly from any city in the U.S. to Cuba now. In most cases, such as from Pittsburgh to Havana, you'll have a layover, likely in Fort Lauderdale. But if you live in or near any of the cities listed below, you can travel nonstop to Havana and a handful of other cities in Cuba. 

JetBlue

Fort Lauderdale to Santa Clara, 1x daily
Fort Lauderdale to Camagüey, 1x daily
Fort Lauderdale to Holguín, 1x daily
Fort Lauderdale to Havana, 2x daily + 1x on Saturday
Orlando to Havana, 1x daily
NYC-JFK to Havana, 1x daily

American Airlines

Miami to Cienfuegos, Holguin, Camagüey, Santa Clara and Varadero, 1x daily
Miami to Havana, 4x daily
Charlotte to Havana, 1x daily

United Airlines

Newark to Havana, 1x daily
Houston to Havana, 1x weekly

Delta Airlines

Atlanta to Havana, 1x daily
NYC-JFK to Havana, 1x daily
Miami to Havana, 1x daily

Southwest Airlines

Fort Lauderdale to Havana and Varadero, 2x daily
Fort Lauderdale to Varadero, 2x daily
Fort Lauderdale to Santa Clara, 1x daily
Tampa to Havana, 1x daily

Alaska Airlines

Los Angeles to Havana, 1x daily

Sun Country

Starting in Winter 2017 - Minneapolis-St. Paul to Varadero and Santa Clara, 1x weekly

 Non-US flights

Another way to fly to Cuba from the U.S. is via another country, like Canada or Mexico. Sometimes it can be cheaper to drive to an airport in one of these countries (Toronto for example) and then fly to Cuba. 

The following airlines offer flights to Cuba from Canada:  

Air Canada: Toronto, Montreal

Air Transat: Toronto, Bagotville, Calgary, Edmonton, Moncton, Halifax, London, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec City, Regina, Saskatoon, Vancouver, Windsor, Winnipeg

Sunwing: Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver

Westjet: Calgary, London, Toronto, Montreal 

The following airlines offer flights to Cuba from elsewhere: 

Aeroflot, AeroMexico, Air Europa, Air France, Air New Zealand, Avianca, Cayman Airways, COPA Airlines, interCaribbean, KLM, TACA/LASCA, Swiss, Virgin Atlantic.

Cuba Domestic Flights

There are a few airlines that fly domestically within Cuba including AeroTaxi, Cubana, Aerocaribbean and AeroGaviota.  For the best search results use Cuba Jet or Cuba Destino Caribe.  When flying domestic in Cuba, you'll almost always need to fly through Havana. 

Have more questions about flying to Cuba? Here is a list of local Cuban Travel Experts who can help you or you can message us any questions you have.