Embattled island-hopping airline LIAT could soon be increasing the number of destinations it now services.
Word of this has come from corporate communications manager Desmond Brown, who told the SATURDAY SUN the cash-strapped airline was looking at several aircraft with a view to buying.
He said the number of planes to be bought would depend on what routes it decided to ply.
The airline operates about 150 flights per day servicing 22 destinations.
Read the full story in today’s SATURDAY SUN.
Flight plan
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Update: Bank Hall man identified as latest shooting victim
Twenty-one-year-old Cammeron Ifill of Pasture Road, Bank Hall, St Michael, has been identified as the victim of a...
Central Bank urges financial institutions to address BiMPay issues
The Central Bank of Barbados is urging financial institutions to do more to fix the challenges, including the...
Disabled jobless rate ‘a crisis’
The high unemployment rate among people with disabilities is not just a social issue but a national development...
US$17.6b in climate investment pipeline
Billions of dollars in projects, financing and entrepreneurial opportunities in the Caribbean have emerged from an inaugural summit...