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FLIGHT DISRUPTIONS DUE TO HURRICANE IRMA.

September 7, 2017

FLIGHT DISRUPTIONS DUE TO HURRICANE IRMA.
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ST. JOHN’S, ANTIGUA:--- LIAT wishes to advise passengers that due to the passage of Hurricane Irma that several destinations have been affected. Please note that the following flights have been cancelled for Thursday 8th September, 2017:

  • LI 560 from Dominica to San Juan
  • LI 561 from San Juan to Dominica
  • LI 567 from Dominica to Barbados
  • LI 312 from Antigua to St. Maarten
  • LI 312 from St. Maarten to Tortola
  • LI 512 from St. Kitts to Tortola
  • LI 508 from Antigua to St. Kitts
  • LI 508 from St. Kitts to St. St. Maarten
  • LI 508 from St. Maarten to Tortola
  • LI 509 from Tortola to Antigua

Passengers should expect some delays on services that operate today.

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Please note passengers who have been affected will be allowed to rebook within the next two weeks (4th – 18th September). Passengers with travel dates from 4th to 8th September will have change fees and fare differences waived. Passengers with travel dates from 9 th to 11th will have the change fees waived but will have to pay any fare difference. Passengers who make changes after the 18th September will be subject to all change fees and applicable fare differences.
We strongly advise our passengers to contact LIAT's Call Centre for rebooking at their earliest convenience:
To call toll free from destinations within the Caribbean 1-888-844-LIAT (5428)
For those calling from Other Countries or Barbados 1-246-227-3850

Please note the Call Centre will open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

LIAT also wishes to advise that passengers who decide to travel but are unable to complete their journey due to disruption caused by weather conditions, will not be provided with meals, transportation and hotel accommodation. Passengers with onward
connections are advised to contact the respective regional and international carriers.
LIAT is also monitoring Hurricane Jose in the Atlantic with the potential to have an impact on the northern part of our network later this week. Persons are asked to continue to monitor their local media and weather reports. LIAT will continue to monitor
the progress of the hurricane and will issue further updates and advisories via its website (www.liat.com) and social media platforms.
LIAT regrets any inconvenience caused by the delays/cancellations as a result of the passage of Hurricane Irma.
The next advisory will be given at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday 7th September, 2017.

LIAT Press Release

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