TUI fly Belgium is flying from select U.S. and Canadian cities to the Caribbean with 8 Boeing 737-800s

TUI fly Belgium issued this statement:

To make optimal use of its fleet during the less busy winter season in Europe, TUI fly Belgium is operating charter flights from Canada and the United States. A total of eight Belgian registered aircraft (and Belgian crews) are flying tourists to and from exotic – and warmer – destinations.

The holiday airline is operating for Apple Leisure Group (ALG), a vertically-integrated travel and hospitality conglomerate focused on packaged travel and resort/brand management in Mexico and the Caribbean. And for two charter airlines: Sunwing Airlines and Miami Air, the latter, however, without Belgian crew.

Eight Boeing 737-800 Next-Generation aircraft

OO-TUK / OO-SRO / OO-JAV / OO-JAU / OO-TUV / OO-JAY / OO-JEF / OO-JAQ

Five different bases in Canada and the United States

Milwaukee Airport is the biggest overseas base with three aircraft, two aircraft are allocated to Ottawa Airport and one aircraft at the airports of Lansing, Chicago Rockford and Miami.

A wide range of destinations (*)

From Chicago Rockford (United States):

• Cancun, Mexico
• Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
• Liberia, Costa Rica

From Hamilton Airport (Canada):

• Varadero, Cuba

From Lansing Airport (United States):

• Liberia, Costa Rica
• Cancun, Mexico
• Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
• Montego Bay, Jamaica

From Milwaukee (United States):

• Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Cancun, Cozumel, Puerto Vallarta & Los Cabos, Mexico
• Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
• Liberia, Costa Rica

From Ottawa Airport (Canada):

• Cancun, Puerto Vallarta & Los Cabos, Mexico
• Holguin, Cayo Coco, Varadero & Santa Clara, Cuba
• Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Punta Cana & Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

From Windsor Airport (Canada):

• Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Varadero, Cuba
• Santa Clara, Cuba

(*) this list might not be complete, but it shows TUI fly Belgium’s extensive network in the United States and Canada.