CAL expands routes to British Virgin Islands

CARIBBEAN Airlines (CAL) has launched a new route to Tortola, British Virgin Islands. The addition is part of the airline's plan to integrate the Caribbean region and enhance its network to facilitate easier access to destinations in the Caribbean. CAL announced in a media release on August 12 that it will start flying the new route on October 14. Flights will be available on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday of that week. Garvin Medera, CAL CEO, said, "Regional connectivity is at the heart of CAL’s mission. Our new service to Tortola is a significant step in our growth strategy, and we are committed to providing seamless travel experiences for our passengers. By the end of this year, CAL will link the Spanish-, French-, Dutch- and English-speaking Caribbean with each other, as well as the North American Diaspora, and business and leisure travellers who wish to explore our vibrant region.” The post CAL expands routes to British Virgin Islands appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.

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