CARIBBEAN Airlines is approaching its 20th anniversary in January, with the State-owned carrier using the milestone not only to celebrate two decades of service but also to position itself for its next phase of growth, acting chief executive officer Varma Khillawan said.
After a year spent strengthening its financial and governance systems while continuing to operate the business, Caribbean Airlines is beginning to see the benefits of those efforts, Khillawan said...
Caribbean Airlines wants to improve connectivity and is examining destinations where additional service could make commercial sense, but Khillawan said the airline does not intend to rush into new markets.
“We are studying the market to ensure that whatever introduction that we make, we do it very carefully so that we do not end up losing funds and then have to retract,” he said.
Caribbean Airlines recently announced that it is preparing to resume services to Venezuela and is considering flights to Panama.
