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New LIAT Antigua-Kingston Route Enhances Regional Travel with Same-Day Connections Across the Caribbean
Antigua and Barbuda, December 19, 2024 – LIAT (2020) Ltd has launched a groundbreaking nonstop route between Antigua and Kingston, Jamaica, redefining Caribbean travel. This strategic initiative provides seamless same-day connections to key destinations, including St. Maarten, Tortola, St. Kitts, Grenada, and Trinidad, enhancing regional connectivity and integration.
The LIAT Antigua-Kingston route marks a significant milestone for LIAT, offering travelers easier and more convenient access to Jamaica’s vibrant reggae culture, renowned hospitality, and stunning natural beauty. This service eliminates the need for lengthy layovers or overnight stays, making travel across the region truly effortless.
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of 03A Historic Leap in Caribbean Travel by LIAT
LIAT (2020) Ltd’s CEO Hafsah Abdulsalam described the launch as a transformative moment for regional aviation:
“As we welcome Jamaica into our network and expand connectivity across the Caribbean, it is a proud and historic moment for LIAT. For the first time, we are enabling same-day connections from Jamaica to other Caribbean destinations that were previously inaccessible within the same day. This expansion is a bold step forward in our mission to seamlessly connect the islands, foster regional integration, and make travel truly effortless for everyone.”
This service not only simplifies travel logistics but also supports cultural and economic exchange by bridging gaps between the Caribbean’s diverse communities.
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of 03Strengthening Regional Ties and Accessibility
Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, praised the route’s impact on the region:
“The addition of LIAT (2020) Ltd to Jamaica’s aviation network marks a significant milestone in our journey to become the Caribbean’s premier aviation hub. With multiple regional carriers now serving Kingston, we are not just creating travel connections – we are strengthening the bonds between Caribbean peoples.
“This new service facilitates family reunions, fosters business relationships, and encourages visitors to explore our shared Caribbean heritage. As we welcome LIAT, we celebrate not only enhanced connectivity but also the deepening of cultural and economic ties that make our region stronger.”
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of 03Expanding LIAT’s Reach Across the Caribbean
The addition of this route extends LIAT’s operational network to 12 territories, including Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Guyana, Grenada, Jamaica, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Maarten, St. Lucia, Tortola, and Trinidad & Tobago.
By enabling same-day travel between Jamaica and other regional hubs, LIAT is addressing long-standing logistical challenges for travelers across the region. This initiative reinforces LIAT’s commitment to fostering regional integration and supporting the movement of people, goods, and services across the Caribbean.
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