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Caribbean Airlines to resume flights to London
Caribbean Airlines Ltd (CAL) has started the planning process to serve London, Gatwick with non-stop flights from Piarco International Airport, along with one-stop services via other Caribbean islands. On a recent visit to London, led by CAL’s CEO Robert Corbie, the airline’s executives focused on laying the foundation for the start up of its operations. The four-day schedule of stakeholder meetings was held with slot coordinators, airport operations teams, travel agents and other key industry partners.
In a statement from CAL, Corbie said, “We are extremely happy to announce that the slots have been retained at Gatwick Airport London, which is the United Kingdom’s second largest airport and the busiest single runway airport in the world. “Our flights to London will provide a vital economic link which we hope to start mid-June pending the receipt of all regulatory approvals, and we are especially grateful for the support given by the chief commercial officer, Guy Stephenson at Gatwick.” CAL plans to operate the London route with two B767-300ERs with state-of-the-art cabins, which include in-seat power and video and flatbed business class seats.
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