Caribbean Airlines has canceled its flights on Thursday, Sept. 6 to St Maarten.
The carrier has canceled its Port-of-Spain-St Maarten flight and its Kingston to St Maarten flight, due to the path of Hurricane Irma.
Travelers who have booked tickets on that date can change or cancel their flights without penalty, the company said in a statement.
Passengers who change their reservations must complete their travel by Sept. 13.
— CJ Staff
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