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LIAT20 COMMENCES ITS SMALL PACKAGE DELIVERY SERVICE

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March 4, 2025
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LIAT (2020) LIMITED is thrilled to introduce QuikPak20, its brand-new  Small Package & Document Delivery Service. This exciting new offering provides customers with a  fast, secure, and reliable way to send packages across all LIAT20’s destinations. It provides greater convenience for businesses, individuals, and those with urgent shipping needs. QuikPak20 officially  takes flight on March 6th, 2025 

QuikPak20: 

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  • Specialist Document Delivery  
  • Ships packages up to 70 lbs. with ease 
  • Available throughout the LIAT20 network 
  • Airport to Airport delivery 
  • Quick and Reliable 

For more details on shipping rates, packaging guidelines, and booking details, please visit our  website www.flyliat20.com , contact our Customer Experience Center at Telephone # 1268-713- 5428, WhatsApp:1-268-778-2323 or visit our designated Cargo stations across our network. 

We are excited to expand beyond passenger travel and introduce a dedicated shipping solution that supports  the growing needs of our customers. The launch of this new service is a major step in our continued growth  & expansion, and we are delighted that we can provide our customers with an efficient way to move  packages across our network 

About LIAT (2020) Limited LIAT (2020) Limited is the regional airline carrier known for its safety record  and ability to connect the Caribbean islands. Operating with an enhanced fleet of ERJ145 and ATR42-600  aircraft, LIAT20 continues to be a key driver of economic development and regional integration. With a  continued emphasis on safety, operational efficiency, and service excellence, LIAT20 is working to  redefine travel in the Caribbean. 

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