Regional airline LIAT has responded to rumours circulating over the past 24 hours, particularly out of Barbados, about an alleged accident involving its aircraft.
The airline’s Corporate Communications Manager Desmond Brown, in a press release tonight stated that there was no truth to the reports.
The airline wishes to indicate that there is no truth to such reports.
“LIAT calls upon the perpetrators of this hoax to desist from this deplorable action which has been the source of great concern to those who have heard it” stated Brown. (PR)
No truth to LIAT crash
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