SEVENTY-FIVE new jobs will be created when AironeCaribbean airline starts its operations.Although a Press statement issued by the company did not say when the airline would begin operating or where the headquarters would be located, airline representative Judith Wilcox said the company would provide unbeatably low fares, reliability and a better choice of non-stop routes.Wilcox said flights and fares would be introduced to the public in the coming months.Pilots, cabin crew and operation staff are to be recruited.(PR/JEG)
75 jobs coming with new airline
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