By Sue-Ann Wayow
DURING the Easter weekend, Caribbean Airlines (CAL) carried 5,767 passengers and operated 120 flights on the domestic air bridge between Trinidad and Tobago.
In a press release from the airline on Thursday, CAL stated the information was from the period April 14 to April 18.
CAL’s Head of Corporate Communications, Dionne Ligoure said, “The domestic air bridge is a significant part of Caribbean Airlines operations and we give it high priority. We are cognisant of the high demand during the Easter holidays and as such we prudently deployed resources on the airbridge.
I am happy to confirm that the operation ran smoothly, and this was due to the commitment of our teams, especially those specifically assigned to the domestic operations. We focused on careful flight management and service delivery, and our on-time performance was 100%, as we transported persons seamlessly between the islands.”
CAL added it will continue to closely manage the air bridge and to provide consistent and reliable service to its customers.
