LIAT travel advisory: schedule changes 17–23 March
Due to travel restrictions taken by some countries, Liat’s scheduled flights from 17–23 March 2020 have been cancelled. A new ...
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Due to travel restrictions taken by some countries, Liat’s scheduled flights from 17–23 March 2020 have been cancelled. A new ...
“The Grenada Airports Authority (GAA) is deeply saddened by the passing of Grenadian First Officer Ian Dowe of LIAT.”
Shares from Barbados will add to the 34% shares which Antigua and Barbuda currently owns in Liat, whose other shareholders ...
“Grenada’s investment in the Antigua-based airline comes as regional governments work on a plan to save the over-island-hopping carrier from ...
“The Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda has indicated that the British entrepreneurial magnate, Sir Richard Branson – of Virgin Atlantic ...
Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Hon. Clarice Modeste Curwen is currently attending the shareholders meeting of LIAT and more ...
Chief Executive Officer, Julie Reifer-Jones confirmed that despite the challenges facing the airline, it continues operating its daily flight schedule.
For many Caricom countries, LIAT is responsible for transporting the majority of their visitors.
Barbados PM Mia Mottley, Lead Head of Government on Caricom CSME quasi-cabinet, had started discussions with the European Investment Bank ...
Grenada is the only government that acceded to LIAT’s request by pumping approximately $1 million into it.
