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Caribbean Airlines Advises of Flight Disruptions Following U.S. National Ground Stop

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November 14, 2026
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Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago: Caribbean Airlines advises customers that restrictions currently affecting U.S. airspace has resulted in disruptions of all flights entering and leaving the United States.

As a result, the following Caribbean Airlines flights have been cancelled and passengers will be accommodated on the next available services:

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FLIGHT ROUTING STATUS
BW78 OF NOV 13 TORONTO – KINGSTON, JAMAICA CANCELLED
BW617 OF NOV 13 TORONTO – GEORGETOWN, GUYANA CANCELLED
BW481 OF NOV 13 FORT LAUDERDALE – TRINIDAD CANCELLED
BW526 OF NOV 13 GEORGETOWN, GUYANA – NEW YORK CANCELLED

The following flights will operate delayed and our Reservations teams are reaching out to affected passengers:

FLIGHT DATE ROUTING STATUS
BW601 NOV 13 TORONTO – TRINIDAD DELAYED
BW520 NOV 14 TRINIDAD – NEW YORK DELAYED
BW521 NOV 14 NEW YORK – TRINIDAD DELAYED
BW527 NOV 14 NEW YORK – GUYANA – TRINIDAD DELAYED

Customers due to travel within the next 24 hours are encouraged to check their flight status via https://www.caribbean-airlines.com/#/plan-your-trip/flight-status and to register for real-time flight notifications and updates via https://www.caribbean-airlines.com/#/caribbean-flight-notifications

Caribbean Airlines is actively monitoring the situation and remains in contact with the relevant authorities.

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