Cape Air is making it easier to visit Provincetown next summer. The airline is bringing back daily flights from Boston. It is also adding a brand-new route from White Plains, New York. These changes will give travelers more options for getting to the popular coastal destination.
The Boston flights will run every day starting in June 2025. They will depart from Logan International Airport. The new White Plains route will operate seasonally. Both services aim to meet growing demand for convenient travel to Cape Cod.
“We’re excited to expand access to Provincetown,” said a Cape Air spokesperson. “These flights will help more people enjoy this beautiful area.” The airline expects strong interest from both tourists and seasonal residents.
Cape Air uses small planes suited for regional travel. Passengers can expect quick, comfortable trips with scenic views. Booking for the new routes is now open. Travelers are encouraged to reserve early for the best summer fares.
The added flights come as Provincetown sees record tourism numbers. Local businesses welcome the increased air service. They say it will bring more visitors to the region’s beaches, shops, and restaurants.
With these changes, Cape Air strengthens its role as a key connector to Cape Cod. The airline continues to focus on making coastal getaways more accessible for all travelers.
