Air Caribbean | the heart of the Caribbean

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The managers of Dokhu Global Transport hope to be invited and share your happiness.

Of course Dokhu will be invited! I'm also sure Air Caribbean will be having great business talks with the reps that Dokhu sends!

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PRESS RELEASE

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Kingston, Jamaica - September 26, 2018. Air Caribbean is pleased to announce that we have place a firm order for 10 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, with options of 15 more. We selected this aircraft to meet our long term goals within the airline. The MAX 8 will be complementing the Boeing 737-800NG fleet, with some of the MAX 8 replacing older 737-800 aircraft. The aircraft will feature improved In-Flight-Entertainment with WiFi capabilities.

"The Boeing 737 family has played one of the most important factor in Air Caribbean's success. With the MAX 8, we will be able to operate more efficiently with lower fuel burn, also increasing our customer satisfaction and new destinations." said CEO Drake Palmer. 

The aircraft shall be arriving after our last Boeing 737-800NG aircraft has arrived.

Air Caribbean remains a loyal Boeing customer with our mainline fleet of only Boeing aircraft.

[KleptonBaumstark]

Uowww!!! Congrats for you loyaw with the Boeing Company... Im in not a Boeing Fan, but after the "Reset" some Boeings will be part of FlyNu! Fleet... like as Boeing 767-300ER... Congrats for you Work!

[palmertae]

TRAVEL ADVISORY

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FLIGHT DISRUPTIONS DUE TO TROPICAL STORM KIRK
Air Caribbean wishes to advise passengers that due to the passage of Tropical Storm Kirk, several destinations within Air Caribbean Express will be disrupted. Air Caribbean is actively tracking the passage of this storm.

The following flights for Thursday, September 27, 2018 will be cancelled:

All flights from Trinidad to Barbados
All flights from Trinidad to Martinique
All flights from Trinidad to St. Lucia
All flights from Trinidad to Point-a-Piere

Passengers will be able to rebook within next week (27th September - 3rd October) with the change and cancellation fees waived.

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, hotel accommodation etc. Passengers with onward connections are advised to contact the respective regional and international carriers.

Air Caribbean will continue to operate its normal flight schedule in the unaffected territories in the network.

Air Caribbean regrets any inconvenience caused by these cancellations as a result of the passage of the impending tropical storm.

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Uowww!!! Congrats for you loyaw with the Boeing Company... Im in not a Boeing Fan, but after the "Reset" some Boeings will be part of FlyNu! Fleet... like as Boeing 767-300ER... Congrats for you Work!

Thank you!

Yes, Boeing has proven their reliability

[palmertae]

PRESS RELEASE

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Piarco, Trinidad & Tobago - September 29, 2018. Air Caribbean will be launching daily flights from New York-JFK to Georgetown, Guyana. These flights will be serviced by our Boeing 737-800 aircraft, which will be upgraded to the MAX8 within 2 months.

Air Caribbean remains on its mission to connect all nations of the Caribbean with the world. We already served Georgetown, Guyana from our hub in Piarco, Trinidad and Tobago and also remaining a committed international airline at JFK with up to 6 daily flights to New York from various destinations.


Gorgetown (GEO) - New York (JFK) Begins Oct. 4, 2018

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PRESS RELEASE

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Piarco, Trinidad & Tobago - October 5, 2018, Air Caribbean is advising customers that we have cancelled 44 of its 252 scheduled flights on October 5, 2018, due to an unnecessary and unreasonable strike by our cabin crew in Trinidad & Tobago. All affected customers have received email messages this morning advising them of their flight cancellation, where we are waiving the rebooking fee.

Air Caribbean sincerely regrets these unnecessary customer disruptions, which have been called by the unions. The cause of the strike stems from unjustified claims about unfair wages, where Air Caribbean is actively in healthy wage discussions with their recognized unions, where we plan on increasing wages by 100%.

Air Caribbean sincerely apologises to the 4,800 customers who are likely to be affected by these unjustified disruptions.

Air Caribbean Chief Operations Officer Paul Blake said:

“We sincerely apologise to those customers affected by these unnecessary strikes, which we have done our utmost to avoid, given that we are having discussions with these unions about wage increases. This strike is completely unjustified and will only hurt the cabin crew in the long run. Our Cabin crew in the Madrid and Jamaica bases are doing fine, we have heard of no complaints from them about possible wage increases. We believe our Cabin Crew in Trinidad & Tobago are completely unfair and unrealistic in the demands they want."

[Dokhu]

Dokhu Global Transport supports Air Caribbean in its difficult moment.

(Confidential information for Paul Blake- Dokhu prohibits any sort of labor unions and strikes by paying standard wages and increasing employee numbers by 250%)

[palmertae]

Dokhu Global Transport supports Air Caribbean in its difficult moment.

(Confidential information for Paul Blake- Dokhu prohibits any sort of labor unions and strikes by paying standard wages and increasing employee numbers by 250%)

Thank you for your support!

(Air Caribbean employees were forced to unionize and has been creating havoc over wage disputes ever since! Our T&T cabin crew base are the only one that are unionized)

[dkdd]

Did you lose leased airplanes?

[palmertae]

Did you lose leased airplanes?

No. I sold 1 of my B738 recently