Bahamasair Seat Maps & Seating Plans

Bahamasair is the national airline of The Bahamas, established in 1973 to connect Nassau with the Family Islands and provide international links. Its network combines inter-island flying with services beyond the archipelago.

Bahamasair aircraft and seat maps

Choose your aircraft to explore the Bahamasair seat maps listed below.

Frequently asked questions

When does Bahamasair require an extra seat?

An extra seat is needed if you cannot fit in one seat, fasten the belt with one extender, or lower both armrests without encroaching on another person’s space. Arrange two adjacent seats with Reservations at the available fare for each. These customers cannot use exit rows, front rows or seats with tray tables in the armrests. Airport purchase depends on adjacent space being available.

How can I request accessible seating on Bahamasair?

Identify your disability and assistance needs when reserving. Bahamasair holds some seats for qualifying passengers and provides adjacent companion seats in qualifying circumstances. Ask about pre-boarding and an aisle chair if needed. On its jets, movable aisle armrests help with transfers. The arrangements depend on your needs and the aircraft.

Can I take my wheelchair on Bahamasair?

Yes. Notify Reservations of the assistance you need. One collapsible manual wheelchair can be stowed in the cabin on a first-come basis when it fits; this space cannot be reserved and requires pre-boarding. Non-collapsible chairs and scooters travel as checked baggage. Gate check and return of your wheelchair at the arrival gate are free. Approved cabin mobility aids do not count against your normal baggage allowance.

What cabin baggage does Bahamasair allow?

The free main carry-on is one piece up to 22 × 14 × 9 inches and 20 lb. Permitted additional articles include a normal handbag, laptop briefcase, coat or blanket, reading material and infant food for the flight. Mobility aids needed by the passenger are also covered by the airline’s special provisions.

Can my pet travel in the Bahamasair cabin?

Cats and dogs at least eight weeks old are accepted, with a maximum of two cabin pets per flight. Request the service when booking. Each passenger may bring one carrier containing one pet; combined weight must not exceed 20 lb and the carrier must fit within 18 × 11 × 11 inches. It counts as a carry-on item and a fee applies. The pet must remain inside under the seat. Exit rows and seats without forward underseat storage are excluded. Meet the destination’s animal entry requirements.

Can a child fly alone on Bahamasair?

Children aged 5–14 can use the paid unaccompanied minor service on nonstop or same-plane flights. It is optional for ages 15–17. Unaccompanied children are not accepted on the last flight of the day. Provide the required guardian and collecting-adult details; the presenting adult must complete the form and remain until departure. Staff escort the child and check the identity of the person collecting them. Connections involving another airline also depend on that carrier’s rules.