The Flight Options ® Primary Service Area (PSA) is the contiguous United States (i.e. the 48 states constituting the continental U .S.) including any point within 225 statute miles thereof, Northern Mexico extending to the Tropic of Cancer (the 23 rd parallel), Cabo San Lucas and the Bahamas.

Sampling of PSA Airport Codes:

Continental United States:
KTEB - Teterboro, NJ
KPBI - West Palm Beach, FL
KASE - Aspen, CO
KLAS - Las Vegas, NV
KSMO - Santa Monica, CA
KVNY - Van Nuys, CA

Bahamas:
MYAM – Marsh Harbour
MYEH – North Eleuthera
MYEF – Exuma
MYNN – Nassau

Mexico:
MMSD - Cabo San Lucas

Canada:
CYYZ - Toronto
CYVR - Vancouver

* Contact your Flight Options Sales Representative for more information and details.

The Flight Options Extended Service Area (ESA) includes Bermuda, virtually all islands in the Caribbean, and the balance of Mexico not included in the PSA.

Call-out times within the ESA:

• 48-hours notice is required

Travel within the ESA on a Peak Travel Day:

• Enjoy guaranteed access to the ESA, even on a Peak Travel day.
• Departure time flexibility. Flight Options may adjust the requested departure times by up to three (3) hours +/-. Flight Options will advise the new departure time by 8 PM local the night prior.

Sampling of ESA Airport Codes*

Bermuda:
TXKF – St. George

Turks and Caicos:
MBPV – Providenciales

Cayman Islands:
MWCB – Gerrard-Smith Intl.
MWCR – Owen Roberts Intl.

Lesser and Netherlands Antilles:
TNCM – St. Maarten
TQPF – The Valley, Anguilla
TAPA – St. Johns, Antigua
TIST – St. Thomas, USVI

Greater Antilles:
MDLR – La Roma, Dominican Rep.
MDPC – Punta Cana, Dominican Rep.
TJSJ – San Juan, Puerto Rico

* Certain international handling fees apply.

A minimum of 48-hours notice is required for all international flights. This includes non-domestic flights within your Primary Service Area (Canada, Central America and the Caribbean) and flights to Hawaii and Alaska.

Although the Primary Service Area extends beyond the contiguous United States, certain procedures must be adhered to when flying out of the country. Ports-of-Entry must be used to clear customs when entering a foreign country or when re-entering the United States. It may be necessary to stop at an airport not on the selected flight itinerary to clear customs and comply with entry requirements. When clearing customs, passengers are required to carry, on your person, your valid passport and VISA (where applicable). Please note that a photo ID (such as your driver’s license) with a certified copy of your birth certificate (with raised stamp) is no longer acceptable for international travel.