InterCaribbean Airways fills void left by LIAT, boosts Caribbean travel

Barbados’ Tourism and International Transport Minister Ian Gooding-Edghill lauds interCaribbean Airways for its crucial role in revitalizing intra-regional travel following the discontinuation of LIAT’s operations.

With an unwavering commitment to both travelers and the region, interCaribbean Airways is forging new paths with its impressive fleet, expanding roster, and strategic routes.

Barbados benefits

Barbados, in particular, has reaped the benefits of interCaribbean’s service.

The airline’s introduction of new services has dramatically improved accessibility and convenience for travelers from the island.

Airlift to multiple Caribbean destinations

InterCaribbean’s strategic vision has significantly increased intra-regional travel options.

By offering direct flights to emerging destinations like St Kitts, interCaribbean has eliminated the need for Barbadian travelers to make time-consuming detours through Miami.

Investment and commitment

Minister Gooding-Edghill commended interCaribbean for its dedication to the region.

The airline has not only moved a substantial number of passengers to and from Barbados but has also made substantial investments in the country.

Furthermore, interCaribbean recently launched its ground-handling company in Barbados, providing employment opportunities for nearly 50 individuals, and reaffirming their commitment to the region.

FlightSupport (Barbados) Ltd. takes flight

In a significant development, sister company FlightSupport (Barbados) Ltd., supporting interCaribbean Airways, commenced its operations at Grantley Adams International Airport on December 1, 2023.

This move enhances interCaribbean’s operational capabilities in the southern Caribbean.