Caribbean Airline, Air Turks and Caicos, is investing in a new strategy with the intention to become a major player in providing regional air services within the Caribbean.
Air Turks and Caicos has recently applied for an operating license to take over routes from Air Jamaica Express and plans to operate from a hub in Kingston, Jamaica. The new routes will include Kingston to Port Au Prince, Havana and Santo Domingo. with schedules co-ordinated to connect with long haul flights, offering more connections and cheaper options. Air Turks and Caicos has recently purchased two additional 30 passenger aircraft to assist in the development of the new routes and has plans fto acquire more and larger aircraft in the near future. Air Turks and Caicos currently operates flights between the islands of Providenciales, Grand Turk and South Caicos with international routes to the Bahamas, Haiti, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.
Air Turks and Caicos has recently applied for an operating license to take over routes from Air Jamaica Express and plans to operate from a hub in Kingston, Jamaica. The new routes will include Kingston to Port Au Prince, Havana and Santo Domingo. with schedules co-ordinated to connect with long haul flights, offering more connections and cheaper options. Air Turks and Caicos has recently purchased two additional 30 passenger aircraft to assist in the development of the new routes and has plans fto acquire more and larger aircraft in the near future. Air Turks and Caicos currently operates flights between the islands of Providenciales, Grand Turk and South Caicos with international routes to the Bahamas, Haiti, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.
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