I had a good experience flying with Seaborne and would definitely use them again to go over to St…read moreCroix! No lines, easy check-in, nice flight, great scenery....we had nothing but pleasant dealings with this company! Used Seaborne to get from St Croix back over to St Thomas, and it was pretty much a breeze. Got to the terminal, there really wasn't many people there at all, got checked in in no time, and there was a nice area right on the water to sit and wait for your plane. Yes it was delayed a bit but we didn't mind, and pretty soon the plane landed and we boarded and were headed for STT! It was a nice, uneventful flight and we got back to our island quickly, got our bags, and were done! Since there are limited options right now to get over to STX from STT (I think the new ferry is supposed to start running soon!), Seaborne is a great choice. It was quick, easy, and fun too as you take off and land on the water which is pretty cool. We had a great experience with them and I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.

On 26 June 2025, the ticket counter staff were asleep in the St. Croix terminal while trying to…read morecheck in and were rude to multiple customers. On the return trip, 27 June 2025, the St. Thomas representative was very nasty and disrespectful for no reason. I always treat people with dignity and respect, and expect the same in return.

A decent little airport with a crazy check-in system. It accepts TSA pre check, although those with…read moreGlobal Entry get top priority. Passengers must go through a Customs check, then an agricultural check and finally the line where you place your suitcases and personal items through the scanner and may be body scanned as well. It's then you enter into the large waiting area with plenty of seating and air conditioning. Off to one side is a small Duty Free shop and a "Cafe & Bar" where you can purchase EXPENSIVE food. My hot dog was a whopping $11! The food board said it came "with all the trimmings." An employee directed me to a self-serve stand where the "trimmings" included packets of mustard, ketchup and mayonnaise! My small fountain drink in an 8-oz insulated cup cost $5.25. Airport food traditionally is expensive but wow! Thankfully all employees were friendly and efficient.

It is pretty good for such a small airport. They accept global entry and TSA pre check. The lines…read moreare well organized despite being the Sunday after thanksgiving holiday. I went to St Thomas(STT) last year and compared to that, STX is so much better. Another difference I noticed: STT didn't have e filters for water and STX does. A big plus for me who always carry and reusable water bottle. There is a small snack bar. The a/c is good and there is plenty of seating.

On our recent trip to St. Croix, three out of four American flights were on-time, and none…read morecancelled. Our final segment had a 90 minute delay, not bad considering the current level of airline travel carnage. We took American because JetBlue cancelled our flight the day before our trip. I used to like JetBlue, they were one of my top choices. Fast forward to today, and they are literally on the bottom of the list. It's ironic they want to purchase Spirit, as if two wrongs will make a right! American seems like a huge upgrade from JetBlue these days. I wanted to speak to AA customer service, which provides an automated call back system (as does Alaska Air), so you don't have to wait on hold. They estimated a 50 minute call back, which was very accurate. JetBlue had a two hour hold last time I tried to call - and no automated callback! That's why I prefer both American and Alaska Air over JetBlue. And if you want to take an island vacation, you typically need to fly! Wishing all my Yelper friends safe and intrepid travel on their upcoming flights!

Absolute worst customer service experience ever. I will never fly American again out of this…read morelocation. Our trip was booked on the same itinerary, seats were picked, and they still managed to put me and my wife in separate areas of the plane. When asked if they can accommodate, the service lady quickly responded "No" there is nothing we can do. Okay then. Next time we know not to take our little bit of money and spend it with American Airlines.

FALSE ADVERTISING - FRAUDULENT COMPANY! their website advertises 2 flights daily, Friday through…read moreMonday between NYC and fire Island Pines for $550pp. I tried to book a flight and the representative Andrea says those flights don't exist and I need to charter an entire airplane for $4000! thanks for ruining my birthday...

From the owner: Amphibious seaplane transfers from US Virgin Islands, San Juan to and from the British Virgin…read moreIslands. Service from the USVI to St. Barth's, St. Martin, Anquilla and other Caribbean Islands Day trips to and from the US and British Virgin Islands including the Spanish Virgin Islands

Carmen McAlpin with Crabs with Carmen recommended this business to us, and we certainly are happy…read morethat she did. Warren went beyond the call of service every day for our group, Senior Golfers of America. There were 18 people with us, and Warren answered every one of our calls. He took us back and forth all over the island and was cheerful, professional, and super-helpful. Two different people left their sunglasses at two different places, and he went all the way back for them. Really, it was pretty amazing. Also, Warren's adorable son Javyn (don't call him Jamie!) drove us to and from the airport. It was a treat to be with a young person just starting out in the business. Senior Golfers of America, and I personally, highly recommend this business.

Warren showed up early and was a pleasure to speak with during the ride - highly recommended!read more