Mustique Airways has been flying satisfied customers to St. Vincent & The Grenadines and throughout the the Eastern Caribbean for over 20 years.

The inspirational idea of an airline to be based in Mustique for inter-island flights, occurred when Mr. Michel Seydoux, was building his dream villa on the island of Mustique in 1978. This resulted in the launching of Mustique Airways.

Initial operations were conducted between the mainland of St. Vincent, and the Grenadine islands. Gradually the airline's route structure grew to include virtually the entire Eastern Caribbean. An office and  check-in counter were established in Barbados to accommodate an escalating number of daily flights at the Grantley Adams airport. These flights carried a growing numbers of travelers, who were in need of a frequent and reliable air service to the Grenadines.

In 1981, Capt. Jonathan Palmer, formerly with the airline Tropic Air and his wife Marnie, joined Mr. Michel Seydoux and continued the expansion of Mustique Airways. Jonathan, an experienced pilot, continues to successfully develop Mustique Airways into a vibrant company, which has earned an excellent reputation for efficiency and also " the very best" in personalized service. A modern maintenance "service center" has been constructed at the  ET Joshua airport  in St. Vincent, this facility is now regarded as one of the finest of it's type in the Eastern Caribbean

The airline and it's subsidiary Grenadine Tours offers travelers a frequent and sensibly priced shared charter service which connects our passengers with the major carriers serving the gateways in the southern Caribbean. Our legendary "Private Charter" service incorporates routes which completely cover the Caribbean, from San Juan, Puerto Rico in the north to Caracas, Venezuela in the south. This includes flights to the international hubs of Barbados, Martinique, Grenada and St. Lucia. There are many globetrotting celebrities, business people, and leisure travelers who now favor the airline. They know how easy it is to disembark from an international flight, and be efficiently and reliably transferred within minutes, to one of our waiting aircraft.