Flights to NAS?

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I don't know if this is the right place to post this but I figure someone with a Harborside week might know.
Are there usually non stop flights to NAS from Boston during September? or is that low season and they don't have non-stop during low season or do they offer (or open up) those flights later? I know sometimes when I look for flights to STT the N/S sometimes come online a month or so after I see other flights. 1 Stop right now is around $365pp, is that good?? Thank you for any help.
 
Tomandrobin, Thank you.
I think I'll wait to find NS, just didn't know if there was any.
 
Jet Blue is starting flights to Nassau in Dec or January from Florida--so if you have Jet Blue in your area going to Florida you will soon be able to get there on them. Here in DC you have to fly to NY to fly Jet Blue to Nassau so we still take the non stop on USair from National Airport. I am guessing now with that connection to Florida coming that we can go here to Florida to Nassau which will be another option to the direct flight.
 
mariawolf said:
Jet Blue is starting flights to Nassau in Dec or January from Florida--so if you have Jet Blue in your area going to Florida you will soon be able to get there on them. Here in DC you have to fly to NY to fly Jet Blue to Nassau so we still take the non stop on USair from National Airport. I am guessing now with that connection to Florida coming that we can go here to Florida to Nassau which will be another option to the direct flight.
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Thank you for your reply. I just looked at Jetblue and can only book up until the end of April, but they did have a N/S from boston for $599. Do you know if they still offer N/S out of season (low travel times). I think some airlines only offer N/S for prime season? Thanks
 
I don't know--I just saw they started flying there but I do know that it seems when I have checked that they flew from NY all year==it might depend on how they do with the new route.
 
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