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LIAT20 expands C’bean network with St Maarten launch

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October 27, 2024
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LIAT20 landed at the Princess Juliana Airport in St Maarten for the first time yesterday. Photo: Antigua.News

LIAT20 landed at the Princess Juliana Airport in St Maarten for the first time yesterday. Photo: Antigua.News

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LIAT20 spread its wings further yesterday with its inaugural landing at Princess Juliana International Airport in St Maarten, introducing new routes connecting St Maarten to Antigua, Dominica, and St Vincent.

Since taking its maiden flight to St Lucia in August 2024, LIAT20 has steadily expanded its network to include Barbados, Grenada, Antigua, Dominica, and St Vincent.

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The airline has revealed plans to further enhance its regional connectivity, targeting service to 11 destinations within the year, including Guyana and Trinidad.

The airline currently offers promotional fares starting at US$99, excluding taxes.

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