Roatan International Airline Schedule 2025–2026 | Flights from U.S., Canada & Central America
Roatan, one of the Bay Islands of Honduras, has always been known as a jewel in the Caribbean with its pristine beaches, world-class diving spots, and vibrant cultural heritage. Yet, beyond its natural beauty, one of the most crucial elements that determines the island’s accessibility and growth is its air connectivity. Starting from October 1, 2025, Roatan welcomes a robust international airline schedule that not only strengthens links with North America and Central America but also positions the island as a stronger competitor in global tourism. With carriers such as American Airlines, Delta, United, Sun Country, Sunwing, TAG Airlines, Tropic Air, and WestJet serving the island, visitors will enjoy multiple options throughout the year.
This comprehensive schedule is vital for both travelers and the local economy. The frequency and diversity of routes ensure that more visitors can experience Roatan’s charm, while businesses and tourism stakeholders benefit from a steady flow of arrivals.
American Airlines: A Reliable Connection from the United States
American Airlines continues to play a central role in connecting Roatan with major U.S. cities.
Miami to Roatan (Daily Service)
Starting October 1, 2025, American Airlines maintains its ongoing daily flights from Miami, offering seamless access for both leisure and business travelers. Miami has long been one of Roatan’s most important gateways, and daily service ensures consistency for international visitors as well as residents traveling abroad.Dallas to Roatan (Seasonal and Varied Service)
The Dallas route features a dynamic schedule with increased flexibility. From October 1 to November 30, flights will be available every Saturday. The frequency expands from December 1 to April 4, offering service on both Wednesdays and Saturdays. From April 5 to May 23, flights return to a Saturday schedule, and between May 24 and August 31, service will again increase to Wednesdays and Saturdays. This structure ensures that travelers from Texas and surrounding states have multiple travel windows aligned with both winter vacationers and summer holidaymakers.
Delta Airlines: Strengthening Atlanta’s Gateway
Atlanta has long served as a hub for connecting travelers across the United States to the Caribbean. Delta’s schedule reflects the increasing demand for Roatan as a top leisure destination.
From October 1 to December 20, flights will run every Saturday.
Between December 21 and April 11, service expands to Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays, ensuring greater frequency during the peak holiday and winter escape season.
From April 12 to August 31, flights will operate every Saturday, accommodating summer travelers.
This steady presence underscores Delta’s commitment to making Roatan an accessible destination year-round for U.S. visitors.
United Airlines: A Broad Range of U.S. Access
United Airlines offers one of the most comprehensive schedules to Roatan, with routes from Houston and Denver, strategically connecting the island with diverse regions in North America.
Houston to Roatan
Houston remains a powerhouse gateway.Oct 1–Dec 17: Saturday and Sunday flights.
Dec 18–Jan 5: Daily flights during the festive season.
Jan 6–Feb 14: Service on Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Feb 15–May 2: Daily flights resume.
May 3–May 23: Service available five days a week.
May 24–Aug 17: Daily flights again.
Aug 18–Aug 31: Saturday and Sunday service.
This extensive network from Houston ensures that travelers have nearly uninterrupted access throughout the year, with expanded service during peak seasons.
Denver to Roatan
Denver offers a unique connection for travelers from the central and western U.S.Nov 1–Mar 31: Weekly flights every Saturday.
May 23–Aug 15: Weekly Saturday flights during the summer.
By including Denver, United opens Roatan to new demographics of U.S. travelers who might otherwise find Caribbean travel less accessible.
Sun Country Airlines: Minneapolis as a Northern U.S. Hub
Sun Country provides seasonal service from Minneapolis, tapping into the Midwest travel market.
Dec 12–Feb 21: Friday flights.
Feb 22–Mar 29: Monday and Friday flights.
Mar 30–Apr 10: Friday flights.
This route is significant as it expands access for northern U.S. visitors seeking warm Caribbean escapes during harsh winters.
Sunwing Airlines: Linking Canada’s Montreal to Roatan
Canadian visitors will enjoy direct connectivity thanks to Sunwing’s Montreal–Roatan route, operating from December 8 to March 30 every Monday. With Canada being a strong outbound market for winter Caribbean travel, this direct route provides convenience and enhances Roatan’s appeal as a sun-drenched alternative to other Caribbean destinations.
TAG Airlines: Central American Connectivity from Guatemala City
Roatan is not only a global destination but also a regional hub for Central American travelers. TAG Airlines connects Guatemala City to Roatan with multiple seasonal schedules:
Oct 1–Dec 15: Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
Dec 16–Jan 4: Expanded service on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Friday.
Jan 5–Jan 31: Thursday flights.
May 21–Aug 31: Tuesday and Thursday service.
This route supports growing interest from Central American tourists who seek Roatan as a weekend getaway or short holiday destination.
Tropic Air: Consistent Regional Access from Belize
Tropic Air maintains ongoing service from Belize, operating flights every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. This consistent schedule is vital for fostering stronger regional connectivity, encouraging multi-destination tourism where travelers combine Roatan with other Central American experiences.
WestJet: Toronto to Roatan, A Key Canadian Connection
WestJet strengthens Roatan’s Canadian market with direct flights from Toronto:
Nov 30–Apr 26: Sunday and Monday service.
May 3: One final seasonal Sunday flight.
Toronto, being one of Canada’s largest metropolitan hubs, ensures significant tourist inflows during the Canadian winter season.
Why These Flights Matter for Roatan’s Growth
The expansion and diversification of Roatan’s international airline schedule highlight the island’s growing role as a premier Caribbean destination. Each new route or increased frequency means more opportunities for economic growth, increased hotel occupancy, and a stronger tourism sector. The accessibility from multiple U.S. states, Canada, Guatemala, and Belize not only benefits international visitors but also strengthens Roatan’s identity as a global hub for adventure, relaxation, and cultural exchange.
Air connectivity is one of the strongest indicators of a destination’s health in the global tourism market. By securing ongoing daily flights from hubs such as Miami and Houston, along with seasonal boosts from other cities, Roatan ensures that it is prepared to welcome travelers year-round.
Highlights: Routes Already Active or About to Launch
As of October 1, 2025, several key routes are already active, including:
American Airlines daily flights from Miami.
American Airlines Saturday flights from Dallas.
Delta Saturday flights from Atlanta.
United flights from Houston (weekend service).
TAG Airlines service from Guatemala City (three times a week).
Tropic Air ongoing flights from Belize.
These early and ongoing services are crucial as they build momentum for the upcoming high season in December, when additional routes from Minneapolis, Montreal, Toronto, and expanded Houston flights will further boost arrivals.
Conclusion: A Strong Future for Roatan Tourism
The updated international airline schedule is more than a set of dates and routes—it is a clear statement about Roatan’s future. By increasing its air accessibility, the island is opening doors to new markets, strengthening its presence in existing ones, and ensuring steady growth for its tourism-driven economy. With daily flights from major hubs and seasonal expansions aligning with global travel patterns, Roatan is well-positioned to welcome a record number of international visitors in 2025 and 2026.
The combination of natural beauty, cultural richness, and enhanced connectivity makes Roatan not just a stop on the Caribbean map, but a must-visit destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure.
