Cape Air flights

Cape Air is an American operator that first and foremost offers domestic connections, even if they also have some destinations outside the borders. The airline is headquartered at Cape Cod Gateway Airport , with additional hubs in for example Boston, Nantucket and San Juan. Cape Air isn’t a part of any global airline alliance.

Re-launch

Flights with Cape Air from Provincetown to Hyannis will resume on Jan 2

New route New route from Hyannis to Provincetown with Cape Air on January 2

New airline Explore Provincetown with Cape Air flights from Hyannis on January 2

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Cape Air airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Cape Air at BOS route map — #1 **Boston (BOS)**
1,022 flights

Cape Air at SJU route map — #2 **San Juan (SJU)**
984 flights

Cape Air at STT route map — #3 **Saint Thomas (STT)**
475 flights

Cape Air at BIL route map — #4 **Billings (BIL)**
403 flights

Cape Air at ACK route map — #5 **Nantucket (ACK)**
261 flights

Cape Air at EIS route map — #6 **Beef Island (EIS)**
254 flights

Cape Air at VQS route map — #7 **Vieques (VQS)**
229 flights

#8 **Martha's Vineyard (MVY)**
227 flights

Cape Air at MVY route map — #8 **Martha's Vineyard (MVY)**
227 flights

Cape Air at STX route map — #9 **Saint Croix (STX)**
201 flights

Cape Air at LEB route map — #10 **Lebanon (LEB)**
186 flights

Cape Air at SDY route map — #11 **Sidney (SDY)**
155 flights

Cape Air at CPX route map — #12 **Culebra (CPX)**
141 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.