THE BARBADOS Civil Aviation Authority is being accused of ignoring a request from Caribbean Airlines (CAL) to fly a new route out of Barbados.
The charge was made yesterday by Trinidad and Tobago’s Transport Minister Devant Maharaj.
In a brief telephone interview with the Trinidad Express, Maharaj confirmed that he was informed about the situation.
He said, however, that it was a CAL issue and he would be leaving it to the state-owned airline to sort out. (Trinidad Express)
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