All scheduled filgts on Caribbean Airlines are on for Tuesday August 22, 2023

The Caribbean Airlines, in a release, has advised that for today, Tuesday August 22, 2023, all flights are expected to operate as scheduled.

However, based on the cancellations of the past two days, recovery flights are ongoing.

Customers are encouraged to reach out to the airline’s Call Center by telephone. The airline has advised that e-mails and SMS notifications with updated information are also being sent to passengers.

Customers could also update their contact information via: https://www.caribbean-airlines.com/#/caribbean-flight-notifications to receive automatic updates and notifications, promptly and accurately.

Please note the following recovery services for Tuesday, August 22, 2023:

RECOVERY FLIGHTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 22

FLIGHT	ROUTE READ ALSO Linden Paid the Price—14 Years Later, Where Are the Promised Benefits? Demerara Revolt: Solomon Blasts Government for Ignoring Historic Fight for Freedom	STATUS	UPDATE
G6612	MCO/POS (Orlando)	Recovery charter operated on behalf of Caribbean Airlines to accommodate passengers from BW 485 of August 20	DEPARTURE TIME FROM MCO: 10.00 A.M.
G6613	POS/MCO	Recovery charter operated on behalf of Caribbean Airlines to accommodate passengers from BW 482 of August 20	DEPARTURE TIME FROM POS: 3.40 P.M.
BW 3464	POS/GEO	Recovery flight to accommodate displaced passengers	DEPARTURE TIME FROM POS: 8.00 A.M
BW 3465	GEO/POS	Recovery flight to accommodate displaced passengers	DEPARTURE TIME FROM GEO: 10.15 A.M.
BW 3468	POS/BGI	Recovery flight to accommodate displaced passengers	DEPARTURE TIME FROM POS: 12.30 P.M.
BW 3469	BGI/POS	Recovery flight to accommodate displaced passengers	DEPARTURE TIME FROM BGI: 2.30 P.M.
BW 3432	POS/GND	Recovery flight to accommodate displaced passengers	DEPARTURE TIME FROM POS: 10.35 A.M.
BW 3433	GND/POS	Recovery flight to accommodate displaced passengers	DEPARTURE TIME FROM GND: 12.00 NOON

The Airlines announced over the weekend services were distributed due to “a remarkably high volume of calls [out] from pilots.”

Monday the Trinidad and Tobago Industrial Court granted an injunction to the Airlines, ordering the carrier’s pilots back to work. The Airlines is currently negotiating with the Trinidad and Tobago Airline Pilots Association over a collective agreement.

Disruptions in flights have left hundreds of travellers in the region and overseas stranded. Some have since threatened to sue.