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LinkThat seems like a fairly large plane. Surprised there is enough business for a daily non-stop, but it certainly is great for those who frequent Anguilla.
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Embraer 175, about 65 seats
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The MIA-AXA flights have been fairly full. And expensive .  But the trade-off is avoiding the SXM + ferry hassle & expense, so probably worth it. Pleaseant flight, albeit with a bit of an unnecessarily long wait in a very crowded "gate" at AXA airport.
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OK, glad it seems to be working out, for those that can afford it! 
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AA has added a second flight a few days a week, starting in December. Probably won't help much on price, since no direct competition.
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We're flying to Anguilla this coming Wednesday, spending three nights there, and then taking the ferry to SXM for our usual timeshare weeks. We didn't find the flight expensive; flying first class was probably about the same as flying to SXM. Of course, once you factor in the ferry to SXM, it's going to be more overall, but it will be fun to spend a few days in Anguilla.
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