Tropic Air is a Belizean airline founded in 1979 by John Greif III with one aircraft. It connects mainland gateways with destinations such as San Pedro, Caye Caulker and Placencia, alongside international links in the region. Cessna Grand Caravans are central to its small-aircraft operation, which also carries cargo and offers charters.
Open the Tropic Air Cessna 208B Grand Caravan seat map to explore its seats.
Personal items must fit safely on your lap throughout the flight, within a combined space of 18 × 14 × 10 inches (46 × 35 × 26 cm). Larger items may need to be checked and count against the allowance attached to your fare. Checked-bag allowances vary by fare, and excess baggage may travel later if aircraft space or weight limits prevent it from going on your flight.
Wheelchairs, mobility aids and medically necessary devices are carried without a baggage charge and do not reduce your allowance. Contact Tropic Air before travel with a powered device because aircraft size can prevent acceptance. Small aids may stay in the cabin if there is space; otherwise they can be checked without an extra charge.
Domesticated cats and dogs are accepted in approved carriers, with one animal per passenger. Depending on size, the carrier travels on your lap or in a secured kennel in the rear of the aircraft; the larger-kennel arrangement requires advance notice and three full-fare seats. Pets weighing 15 lb or more are not accepted on scheduled international flights, though a charter may be possible. The pet and passenger must check in together, and the animal must remain in its carrier.
