Caribbean Airlines introduces non-stop three-day services between Trinidad and Puerto Rico

Caribbean Airlines to offer non-stop three-day flight services between Trinidad and Tobago and Puerto Rico. The airline is offering its services at special introductory fares from as low as possible in order to enhance the overall experience of all the visitors.

As per the schedule unveiled by the Caribbean Airlines, it will offer its services three times in a week i.e. Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. The aircraft with flight no. BW290 will depart from Trinidad at 10:50 am and will reach San Juan at 2:00 pm. Meanwhile, the aircraft BW291 will offer service from San Juan and will depart from the region at 3:30 pm and will reach Trinidad by 6:25 pm.

The management aims to offer a plethora of experiences at reasonable price as the attendees can book their tickets at fares from as low as possible. The individuals will have to pay US$270.30, traversing from Port of Spain to San Juan and the individuals travelling from San Juan to Port of Spain will have to pay US$240.83.

The citizens who are seeking to travel between 14th July to 31st August 2024, can book their tickets between 20^th June to 20^th July 2024. The fares being provided by Caribbean Airlines include some exciting offers, which include a free carry-on bag, call center support from 7 am to 8 pm, Free 24-hour web check-in, Caribbean miles, and free snacks and beverages. Caribbean Airlines is also all set to offer Double the fun experience through their double the miles offer as the travellers can get up to 3540 miles towards their next trip on Caribbean Airlines.

Caribbean Airlines has asked interested candidates to book their tickets as soon as possible in order to avail themselves of the benefits of the exclusive offer they are providing. “Welcome Home to Serving you the Caribbean Way,” noted Caribbean Airlines.

With the introduction of such non-stop flights, the Caribbean Airlines management is hoping to attract large number of passengers to the flight and enhance their air connectivity with the island nations such as Trinidad and Tobago and Peurto Rico.