InterCaribbean Seat Maps & Seating Plans

InterCaribbean Airways is a regional airline from the Turks and Caicos Islands, connecting destinations across the Caribbean. It began in 1992 with a single Cessna, expanded as Air Turks and Caicos, and adopted the interCaribbean Airways name in 2013. The airline introduced the Embraer 170 in 2026 as its regional network grew.

InterCaribbean aircraft and seat maps

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

Frequently asked questions

How much cabin baggage can I bring on interCaribbean?

InterCaribbean's published free cabin-bag limit is 10 lb, with maximum dimensions of 12 × 9 × 16 inches. The bag must fit under the seat or in the overhead compartment.

Can my dog or cat travel in the cabin on interCaribbean?

Dogs and cats may travel in the cabin with a reservation, subject to the aircraft and route. The fees page limits this service to EMB120, EMB145 and ATR aircraft and a maximum of 7 kg/15 lb including the carrier. The animal must stay in a soft-sided carrier that has a waterproof liner and enough room for it to stand and turn. Meet the vaccination, destination and transit requirements.