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Seaborne Airlines launches SJU/Martinique route

Seaborne Airlines is making traveling to Martinique easier, with the introduction of new direct round-trip service four times a week from San Juan starting June 1st.

Seaborne Airlines is making traveling to Martinique easier, with the introduction of new direct round-trip service four times a week from San Juan starting June 1st.

Seaborne Airlines is making traveling to Martinique easier, with the introduction of new direct round-trip service four times a week from San Juan starting June 1st.

“This is a very exciting development and we are pleased that Seaborne Airlines has taken over the San Juan – Fort-de-France route, allowing convenient connections with major US cities and the Caribbean,” said Karine Roy-Camille, Commissioner of the Martinique Tourism Authority.

Additional service to Martinique is timed for connections to and from the U.S. mainland and Canada, with interline connections available via American Airlines.

To mark the launch, Seaborne is offering fares as low as $131 one-way for travel. Bookings must be made by June 15th for travel by July 31st, 2013. Flights can be reserved via SeaborneAirlines.com, Expedia, Travelocity, and Priceline or through local travel agencies. Connecting travel with American Airlines is also available on AA.com.

In addition, Seaborne Airlines has an inaugural special for travels from June 1st to June 15th, offering customers who buy a ticket one additional complimentary ticket for same-day travel. Seaborne will use a SAAB 340 aircraft for the new Martinique service, offering the comfort of 34 economy class seats with in-flight service.

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