TRINIDAD passengers onboard the non-stop BW 482 flight arrived safely at Orlando International Airport on August 16. According to a release from Caribbean Airlines, this marked the first successful return of Caribbean Airlines to Orlando, South Florida. CAL stated that customers travelling from Orlando to Trinidad and Tobago were also greeted with the sounds […]Read More
CARIBBEAN Airlines (CAL) passengers are being asked to arrive at the airport four hours before departure. This is one of the guidelines the airline issued in a check list on Thursday for people wanting to enter Trinidad and Tobago. The check list includes: A negative PCR Test result no earlier than 72 hours (three […]Read More
CARIBBEAN Airlines has three flights to Guyana and one to Barbados over the weekend. In a release on Friday, CAL noted that the departure times on Saturday to Guyana (BW526) was 8am and 12.35pm to Barbados (BW 3412). On Sunday, BW 526 departs at 8am to and BW461 leaves on 11.30 am to Guyana. […]Read More
Recently AMCHAM Trinidad and Tobago, the T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the T&T Manufacturers Association made suggestions on how travel can be opened up in limited and measured ways during this pandemic. If some of these suggestions are implemented, it can reinvigorate the dying national carrier Caribbean Airlines and ease some of the […]Read More
CARIBBEAN Airlines will only have one domestic flight between Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday – the Corpus Christi public holiday. In a media release on Tuesday, the airline stated there will also be only one international flight to Guyana which is on schedule for departure at 9.05pm. On Thursday, CAL’s flight from Trinidad to […]Read More
A cabinet sub-committee now realises that WASA (Water and Sewage Authority) is too expensive to operate, too debilitated to fix and the only answer is to phase it out. This following six consecutive years under the control of a People’s National Movement (PNM) Government and after 56 years as a state company. This is the […]Read More
CARIBBEAN Airlines has lost $738 million for the financial year 2020. It has blamed the Covid-19 pandemic for the loss in its unaudited financial results ending December 31, 2020. The results showed an operating loss, earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT), of TT$738 million (US$109.2 million) on revenue of TT$802 million (US$118.6 million). In […]Read More
TRAVELLERS between the Caribbean and Canada have new entry requirements. Caribbean Airlines (CAL) is asking its customers to check for eligibility to enter Canada on the airline’s Sherpa tool at https://apply.joinsherpa.com/travel-restrictions?affiliateid=cal or go directly to the Canadian Government’s website https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada.html. In a release on Saturday, it stated, “Kindly note that Caribbean Airlines non-stop flights between […]Read More
PEOPLE within Caribbean Airlines’ (CAL) Loyalty programme Caribbean Miles will now be able to gift miles to family and friends. In a press release on Tuesday, the airline stated that arrangements have been made to have new and enhanced features for members to also purchase miles to boost their own balance and transfer […]Read More
DOMINICA’s Tourism Minister Denise Charles welcomed the first flight of Trinidad and Tobago’s state owned airline Caribbean Airlines into the country on Monday describing the event as a “God Bless Day.” Dominica News Online reported Charles as saying, “It is an excellent day as Minister of Tourism for my staff and I to have […]Read More