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LIAT launches new service from Barbados to Trinidad

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Tatjana Obrazcova
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LIAT, The Caribbean Airline, will launch a new service from Barbados to Trinidad early next year.

Starting January 18, LIAT will fly nonstop daily from the Grantley Adams International Airport to Piarco International Airport. The flight will depart Barbados at 13:00 and arrive in Trinidad at 14:00. The return flight will leave Trinidad at 14:30 and arrive in Barbados at 15:30.

Tickets are now on sale for the new service, with fares from as low as US$ 196.36 return from Barbados and US$ 183.10 return from Trinidad. These fares are inclusive of all taxes.

In light of the anticipated high demand for seats to / from Trinidad for carnival in February, customers are advised to book early to enjoy the best rates.





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