Minister of International Business and International Transport George Hutson is suggesting that REDjet look at entering non-traditional markets.
His comments came against the background that the new Barbados-based, low-cost carrier was facing difficulties in getting permission to fly to Trinidad and Jamaica.
Addressing the media at Grantley Adams International Airport Friday, Hutson said he would encourage all airlines coming into the market to work with governments on the matter of flying into new markets.
He said that was one of the key points discussed at the recent meeting in Port-of-Spain with the Works and Transport Minister of Trinidad and Transport Minister of Jamaica.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Look to new routes, Hutson tells REDjet
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