Miami International Airport will add its first new international destination of 2015 when Aeromexico begins daily nonstop flights between Miami and Monterrey, Mexico on March 26.

Elizabeth Brown Scotton, chief commercial officer for Sangster International Airport, said she scheduled meeting time with DIA's largest carrier at the Routes Americas conference that is ongoing at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. The conference brings together officials from 283 airports.

Subject to receipt of government operating authority, flights between New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Grenada's Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) will begin on June 11, 2015, with a twice weekly service on Thursdays and Sundays.

The island has been without a UK flight since short-lived attempts by Virgin Atlantic and British Airways ended. BA began flying via Antigua in 2011, only to drop the service in April 2013.

Transat, leader in Canada’s holiday travel industry, offers new vacation packages to Haiti from Montreal. Available for 7 or 14 nights, these more "traditional" packages include roundtrip flight, transfers and accommodation in one of three hotels offered in Port-au-Prince.

With American Airlines improved direct service from Miami, Martinique is getting now more and more accessible to travelers from the U.S mainland. This winter, American Airlines operates a midweek flight on Wednesdays from Miami, in addition to pre-existing weekly nonstop service.