Cape Air Deploys Tecnam P2012 traveller to its Caribbean market

Cape Air is pleased to announce the deployment of its Tecnam P2012 Traveller to the Caribbean market, an aircraft the Hyannis-based company has been operating in the U.S. Northeast and Montana since 2019.

Cape Air has been a key partner in the development of the Traveller, along with Lycoming engines and Garmin avionics.

Starting May 2025, you will begin to see the aircraft circulating the Cape Air Caribbean market on select routes.

“We are excited to introduce the Tecnam P2012 Traveller to our Caribbean network, offering our passengers a modern, stylish, and highly capable twin-engine aircraft perfect for connecting smaller communities. We are confident that this innovative aircraft will provide an exceptional flying experience for the passengers and communities we serve. We look forward to seeing the Traveller enhance our service throughout the Caribbean, ” said Linda Markham, Cape Air President & CEO.

Equipped with the latest avionics from Garmin, the new G1000 Nxi and powered by two modern 375 HP Lycoming piston engines, the Tecnam P2012 Traveller has been designed from the start to be a very versatile and flexible aerial platform offering multi-role opportunities.

The aircraft also features amenities like air conditioning, a USB port, an armrest, a cup holder, fresh air outlets and more legroom.

“Today marks a pivotal moment in our journey as we proudly introduce our newest aircraft to the Caribbean. This launch is not only a symbol of our continued commitment to this vibrant region but also a testament to our unwavering belief in its potential to better serve our passengers. As we expand our fleet and strengthen our connections, we’re excited to offer enhanced travel experiences that bring us even closer to the heart of the Caribbean. We are not just expanding our routes; we’re expanding our dedication to the communities we serve and the promise of greater opportunities for all” , said Bobby Falcon, Cape Air Managing Director of the Caribbean.