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LIAT

Ian Arthur Brunton, Chief Executive Officer
Ian Arthur Brunton
Chief Executive Officer
IATA Code
LI
ICAO Code
LIA
Corporate Address
V.C. Bird International Airport
Coolidge
Antigua
Website
http://www.liatairline.com
Main hub
Antigua VC Bird International Airport
Country
Antigua and Barbuda
Business model
Regional/Commuter

LIAT is a regional Caribbean airline based at VC Bird International Airport, Antigua, with smaller bases in Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. LIAT operates scheduled, charter and cargo island-island services to over 20 destinations across the Caribbean using Bombardier Dash 8 equipment. The airline is owned by seven Caribbean governments.

Location of LIAT main hub (Antigua VC Bird International Airport)

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LIAT shareholders to present legal opinion to T&T government on CAL jet fuel subsidy

17-May-2013 4:21 PM

CARICOM tranport ministers to meet in late May-2013, air services agreement to be discussed

17-May-2013 4:18 PM

Barbados' Minister of Tourism to join LIAT delegation for talks on Caribbean Airlines' fuel subsidy

15-May-2013 5:15 PM

LIAT confirms negotiations over USD60m loan with CBD to finance fleet replacement

15-May-2013 5:03 PM

LIAT in talks with Caribbean Development bank over USD60m-USD70m loan

13-May-2013 4:34 PM

LIAT angered by Caribbean Airlines subsidised Port of Spain jet fuel

13-May-2013 4:31 PM

US Department of Transportation Filings: 10-Apr-2013

13-May-2013 1:39 PM

LIAT services from Point Saline interrupted due to maintenance workers' pay dispute

11-Apr-2013 2:47 PM

JetBlue and regional Caribbean carriers to replace American Eagle routes in Lesser Antilles: CTPR

4-Apr-2013 1:59 PM

LIAT customers indicate preference for Ogle Airport, with LIAT to launch operations from mid-2013

2-Apr-2013 10:15 AM

LIAT to proceed with pilot's legal action in High Court

25-Mar-2013 9:18 AM

LIAT to introduce daily Dominica-San Juan service from 01-Apr-2013

18-Mar-2013 10:00 AM

Caribbean Airlines expansion 'not a threat to LIAT', taking flag carrier status 'one stop at a time'

8-Mar-2013 4:18 PM

Dominica PM and Tourism Minister defend USD3m investment in LIAT

7-Mar-2013 3:04 PM

LIAT and former CEO announce resolution to issues related to termination of employment

21-Feb-2013 10:23 AM

LIAT announces investigation underway after unauthorised person tries to gain entry to aircraft

6-Feb-2013 12:04 PM

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REDjet’s woes show unwillingness of Caribbean countries to liberalise

21-Mar-2012 4:15 PM

REDjet’s failure to execute a low-cost model in the Caribbean reflects the long-standing realities of governments in the region refusing to fully liberalise to allow any meaningful competition in the market.

The Barbados-based carrier began 2012 with ambitious plans to add up to eight new destinations and end the year with 14 points in its network potentially spanning the Caribbean, northern South America and possibly central America.

See related article: Lack of liberalisation in the Caribbean poses major roadblock to REDjet expansion

But REDjet’s ambitions to establish a true Pan-Caribbean airline vanished less than a year after its launch as the carrier claimed subsidised carriers undercut its fares, which REDjet during the lead-up to its May-2011 debut claimed were 65% lower than what rivals were charging.

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