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LIAT launches new routes with Caribbean Helicopters Charter Agreement

January 6, 2016

LIAT launches new routes with Caribbean Helicopters Charter Agreement
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JOHN’S, Antigua, January 06, 2016 – LIAT, The Caribbean Airline, has entered into a bespoke charter agreement with Caribbean Helicopters, based in Antigua & Barbuda, whereby the company will provide LIAT with charter flights into specific markets in the region.

Caribbean Helicopters operates a fleet of Piper Navajo Chieftain PA31-350 and Britten Norman BN2 aircraft, which are ideal for services into some of the smaller Caribbean islands, where demand is limited and a smaller aircraft is required.  Customers can continue to book these flights through LIAT, and they will operate with LIAT flight numbers.

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Beginning January 22, Caribbean Helicopters will operate new services into Dominica Canefield and also to Nevis, on a daily basis.  Services to Canefield depart Antigua at 1130 and return at 1240 daily.  Flights from Antigua to Nevis depart at 1635 and return from Nevis at 1720.

From To Flight Number Depart Arrive Frequency Antigua Dominica Canefield LI 8103 11:30 12:20 Daily Dominica Canefield Antigua LI 8104 12:40 13:30 Daily Antigua Nevis LI 8105 16:35 17:00 Daily Nevis Antigua LI 8106 17:20 17:45 Daily

Nevis and Dominica Canefield become LIAT’s 19th and 20th destinations respectively.

All services will be able to accommodate seven passengers and one piece of checked baggage. The permitted weight is no more than 50 lbs (23 kgs), which is the inclusive amount for both checked baggage and hand baggage.

Commenting on the new agreement, David Evans, LIAT’s CEO said “We are pleased to be working with Caribbean Helicopters, as this new arrangement allows us to extend our network, open up new markets, and offer more choice to our customers. It is also an example of how locally based airlines can come together to improve connectivity throughout the region.”

Neil Dickinson, Managing Director of Caribbean Helicopters commented:  “This is a great opportunity for us and allows us to support LIAT in the expansion of services.  Our aircraft are ideally suited to serving the smaller markets in the region.”

LIAT will shortly announce the commencement of further services between Antigua and Guadeloupe.

LIAT launches new routes with Caribbean Helicopters Charter Agreement

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/liat-launches-new-routes-with-caribbean-helicopters-charter-agreement/

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