Talk:BermudAir
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Citing termination of Charleston and Fort Lauderdale routes
[edit]Can someone please find convincing sources on these terminations? I found sources saying they were going to become seasonal routes (which are currently listed in their respective source cells), but the only decent sources I could find on Fort Lauderdale are Simple Flying (which would scream OR if we were to use similar logic here), along with its MSN mirror; and Bermuda's tourism website, which is ambiguous as to whether the discontinuation is permanent, as it lists end dates for many routes. Furthermore, the Charleston airport website still lists BermudAir as an airline. -happy5214 09:53, 4 November 2025 (UTC)
- A TravelHost article from October 24 explicitly lists Charleston as "seasonal", but does not name Fort Lauderdale at all. Given that Charleston is still listed on the airline's website and vice versa, and Fort Lauderdale is not, I'm now of the opinion that Fort Lauderdale has been permanently cut, but Charleston is seasonal, with an intent to resume service at some TBD date (hence the unbookability). The above tourism website source has changed since I linked and no longer contains the content I intended to cite. -happy5214 07:34, 8 November 2025 (UTC)

