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New Trinidad-St. Vincent Flights

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - April 11, 2017

Caribbean Airlines is launching new service between Trinidad and Tobago and St. Vincent’s new Argyle International Airport on April 14.

The new flights will operate twice weekly on Fridays and Sundays.

Caribbean Airlines is one of the first airlines to offer nonstop flights to the new airport, which is able to accommodate international jet service but is still waiting on its first major carrier for flights from the United States.

The service could also be a boost for travelers looking to take advantage of international flights through Trinidad to reach the Grenadines.

“We are excited about this launch of our 19th destination. Caribbean Airlines is in the business of connecting people, and the St. Vincent service will develop closer links for commerce throughout the region,” said Captain Jagmohan Singh, Caribbean Airlines CEO. “Our teams welcome this addition to our network and the opportunity to give our valued customers more regional travel options and seamless international travel connections between the Caribbean and North America.”

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