Aztec Airways adds daily Fort Lauderdale-Abaco service
Aztec Airways operates from a private terminal at its base in Fort Lauderdale, offering flyers conveniences like free parking, no long TSA lines and quick boarding.
Aztec said it will operate the route year-round and that it only changes flight frequencies during peak travel seasons based on demand. Currently, Aztec operates 9 a.m. departures from Fort Lauderdale and 10:30 a.m. departures from Marsh Harbour.
On Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Aztec also operates a stop at Treasure Cay, approximately a 40-minute drive from Marsh Harbour. These flights also depart Fort Lauderdale at 9 a.m. and return by noon.
Aztec offers scheduled flights to five major Out-Island destinations, with 10 total stops across the Bahamas. In addition to its scheduled service, it provides private charter flights throughout South Florida (e.g., Key West) and the Out-Islands (e.g., Grand Bahama).
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