We’ve spent a great deal of time talking about air service to Cuba as part of the remarkable diplomatic breakthrough the Obama Administration made with Florida’s southern nation. The first scheduled flight (Jetblue flight 387) from the United States to Cuba in 54 years departed Fort Lauderdale and landed in Santa Cruz on August 31. Scheduled airline flights from the United States to Cuba’s leading city and capital, Havana resume for the first time since 1962 later this month.

Both Miami and Fort Lauderdale will be connected to Havana with six daily flights, while Tampa and Orlando will also both enjoy daily service to the Cuban capital.

Here is a full list of scheduled flights from Florida to Cuba that will begin later this month.

 

American

Miami (begins November 30) 4 daily flights

Delta

Miami (begins December 1) 1 daily flight

Frontier

Miami (begins December 1) 1 daily flight

JetBlue

Fort Lauderdale (begins November 30) 2 daily flights

Orlando (begins November 29) 1 daily flight

Southwest

Fort Lauderdale (2 daily flights)

Tampa (1 daily flight)

Spirit 

Fort Lauderdale (2 daily flights)