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| CARIBBEAN FLIGHTS |
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| Mustique Airways |
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Mustique Airways has been flying satisfied customers to St. Vincent & The Grenadines and throughout the the Eastern Caribbean for over 20 years.
IATA designator: Q4
ICAO designator: MAW
Numeric Code: 1 |
| » Mustique Airways Caribbean Flights |
| To help you find your Caribbean flights with Mustique Airways, see our routes: |
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| Mustique Airways Practical Information |
| › Check-In Information |
| Mustique Airways schedule flights, check-in time is an hour prior to departure and for the private charters the required check-in time is half an hour prior to departure. |
| › Baggage |
| For the regular flights with Mustique Airways the baggage allowance is 44lbs per person. However, for the private chapters of the airline the baggage allowance would depend on the passengers body weight. So usually, the passengers are asked for their body weight and then a calculation is done to know, how much luggage passenger can take along.
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| Mustique Airways History |
Initial Mustique Airways operations were conducted between the mainland of St. Vincent, and the Grenadine islands. Gradually the airline's route structure grew to include virtually the entire Eastern Caribbean. An office and check-in counter were established in Barbados to accommodate an escalating number of daily flights at the Grantley Adams airport. These flights carried a growing numbers of travelers, who were in need of a frequent and reliable air service to the Grenadines.
In 1981, Capt. Jonathan Palmer, formerly with the airline Tropic Air and his wife Marnie, joined Mr. Michel Seydoux and continued the expansion of Mustique Airways. Jonathan, an experienced pilot, continues to successfully develop Mustique Airways into a vibrant company, which has earned an excellent reputation for efficiency and also " the very best" in personalized service. A modern maintenance "service center" has been constructed at the ET Joshua airport in St. Vincent, this facility is now regarded as one of the finest of it's type in the Eastern Caribbean |
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