There is one airline offering a nonstop flight from Philadelphia to Bermuda from the Philadelphia International Airport. With this direct flight, a warm and tropical getaway is 2 hrs and 20 mins away. The departing and returning flight times are convenient, and without having to layover if flying from PHL directly, your total travel time from your driveway to the beach is short. We’ve included helpful information on this page to assist you with your travel plans from PHL to Bermuda. Happy traveling!
Flight Information
Airline: American Airlines (Atlanta – Bermuda)
Departing Nonstop Flight: (1 morning flight)
- Flight schedule: 11:00 a.m – 2:17 p.m.
- Flight time: 2 hours 17 minutes (1 hour lost due to time difference)
Return Nonstop Flight: (1 afternoon flight)
- Flight schedule: 3:14 p.m – 4:47 p.m.
- Flight time: 2 hours 33 minutes (1 hour gained due to time difference)
Checked Baggage Fees:
- $25 for the 1st bag, $40 for the 2nd bag
- Travelers in the carrier’s Premium Economy can check their first bag for free, but a second checked bag will cost $35.
- American Elite members are allowed to check up to 3 bags without a fee.
Parking Options
Short-Term Airport Parking:
- $4 – up to 30 minutes
- $6 – for one hour
- $10 – for two hours
- The daily maximum rate is $40
Long-Term Airport Parking:
- $11 daily at the Economy Parking Lot
- $24 daily at the Terminal Parking Garages
Off-Site Long-Term Parking:
The Parking Spot – prices start at $9.95/day (excluding taxes and fees) for covered and uncovered spaces
Perks include: shuttle leaves every 5 to 7 minutes to the terminals, luggage assistance, complimentary bottled water at check-out, open 24/7
Park & Jet – prices start at $8.95/day (excluding taxes and fees)
Perks include: on-demand shuttle service to the airport, luggage assistance, stadium lighting and fully fenced facility, open 24/7, free emergency assistance for a dead battery or flat tire
Disability Assistance Offered by the Airline:
American Airlines:
- American Airlines (AA) offers pre-boarding, deplaning, and airport assistance for those traveling with a medical device, a wheelchair, or other mobility devices.
- AA requires 48-hour notice in order to approve electronic medical devices for use on a flight. All medical devices that are approved for use must be battery operated. The battery type will need approval as well.
- Mobility and medical devices don’t count towards your carry-on limits.
- Contact information: 800-433-7300 (Reservations)
- Keep in mind that once you land in Bermuda, there is no ramp that allows the plane to be wheelchair accessible when getting off the plane. There will be a set of steps, around 25 in total. When at the bottom, the Bermuda airport staff can arrange to have a wheelchair available. You will need to alert the Delta staff though, so that they are aware and can prepare once landed.
Directions to Philadelphia International Airport
From Center City Philadelphia →
Take I-95 South until you see signs for the Philadelphia International Airport Exit,
Or take I-76 East following signs for the Philadelphia International Airport
From the PA Turnpike →
Take the PA Turnpike to the Mid-County Exit, then take 476 South (Chester) to I-95
North. From there you will see signs for the Philadelphia International Airport Exit
From the NJ Turnpike →
Take Exit 3 to the Walt Whitman Bridge. Then Take exit 351 for I-95 toward Trenton-Chester. Keep right then take I-95 South. Follow I-95 South to the Philadelphia International Airport Exit.
From Delaware →
Start on the 1-N and then take I-95 North until you see signs for the Philadelphia International Airport Exit. The trip is about 70 miles long from Dover.
PHL Airport address:
8000 Essington Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19153