There are 49 weekly departures from Miami, as well as direct flights from Atlanta, Baltimore, Charlotte, Houston, Jamaica, Memphis, Orlando, Raleigh (N.C.) and Tampa. Carriers are Cayman Airways (the national carrier), Air Jamaica through its Montego Bay hub, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and US Airways

All carriers must now include departure taxes in ticket costs (children 12 and under are exempt). All airlines require that passengers list a contact name and telephone number, as mandated by the U.S. Dept. of Transportation. Cayman Airways (jet service to Cayman Brac) and Island Air fly interisland several times each day.

Immigration and Visa requirements

• U.S., British and Canadian citizens and citizens of British Overseas Territories do not require passports, but must present proof of citizenship (passport or birth certificate and current photo ID. A driver´s license or voter´s registration card alone is not sufficient. Photocopies of documents are unacceptable) and a return or ongoing airline ticket. Note that according to a 1996 U.S. law, a voter´s registration card is no longer considered valid proof of U.S. citizenship and is therefore not valid ID for re-entry into the U.S.
• You will need to keep the pink Immigration slip given to you upon arrival. This is the Cayman Islands equivalent of a tourist identification card. Visitors should keep it with their travel documents and present it when departing.