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CARIBBEAN AIRLINES RECORDS STRONG DOMESTIC AIRBRIDGE PERFORMANCE DURING PEAK SUMMER TRAVEL SEASON

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September 3, 2026
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Caribbean Airlines is pleased to announce continued strong performance on the domestic airbridge, carrying 75,149 passengers between Trinidad and Tobago in August during the 2026 peak summer travel season. This follows a strong performance in July, when the airlines transported 66,814 passengers between the islands.

In response to anticipated demand, the airline increased capacity in phases; first in mid-July, followed by a further increase at the beginning of August and additional capacity for the Great Race weekend. This responsive approach enabled the airline to better accommodate peak travel demand, provide customers with greater access to seats and support reliable connectivity between the islands during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.

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“The domestic airbridge is much more than a route network, it is a vital link that brings families together, supports businesses, enables access to essential services, and connects communities across Trinidad and Tobago,” said Caribbean Airlines Chief Executive Officer (Ag.), Varma Khillawan. “We are proud to have served more than 75,000 passengers in August and to play an important role in helping people stay connected. As demand continues to grow, Caribbean Airlines remains committed to providing safe, reliable, and convenient service, ensuring that our customers can travel with confidence whenever they need to move between the islands.”

Caribbean Airlines thanks its customers for their continued support.

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