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The national airline of Trinidad and Tobago is the Caribbean Airlines and is wholly owned by the government of Trinidad and Tobago. The airline uses its main hub at Piarco International Airport and operates international services from the Caribbean to the United States, Canada, South America and United Kingdom.
The operation of the Caribbean Airlines began after its replacement with its predecessor BWIA West Indies Airways in January 2007. When the BWIA ceased its operation due to the failed negotiations the management and the unions, Peter Davies, the CEO of BWIA recommended to the government of Trinidad and Tobago to let Caribbean Airlines to commenced its operation.
Caribbean Airlines began its operation with a fleet of one Airbus A340-313 and six Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The airline served the London Heathrow route. Caribbean Airlines on both the AirBus and Boeing aircraft such as Fist/Business class and economy class offered two classes of services.
Direct services to Miami, New York, Toronto, Jamaica, Guyana and London Heathrow. Although Peter Davies resigned from his CEO position, he remained as an advisor of the airline. In October 2007, a new Chief Executive Officer of the Caribbean airlines was appointed.
Subsequently after the appointment of Philip Saunders, the airlines took over operations of Tobago Express thus new Caribbean destinations were added through the subsidiary. Daily direct service to the Simon Bolivar International Airport using the Dash 8 aircraft was added to its services.
In addition, the airline added a new US route from Piarco International Airport to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The frequency to this route was increased instead of four times weekly to daily service.
Transavia Airlines agreed to operate a wet lease operation on behalf of Caribbean Airlines to meet the demand of passengers during the peak travel periods likewise the fleet was also increased to 8 Boeing 737-800. Having established a codeshare agreement with British Airways, the services of Caribbean airlines was expanded to London and other neighboring region.
Hummingbird is the image of the Caribbean Airlines as a reference to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. All aircraft in the fleet of the Caribbean airlines carry the flag of CARICOM as well as the flag of Trinidad and Tobago. Five different designs on the tails of Dash-8s have been used by the airline. Different tail designs include cricket balls, steelpan, fruits, butterflies, corals and fish.
If you wish to fly with Caribbean airlines, you can log in their website www.Caribbean-Airlines.com for flight and services information.
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