LIAT, The Caribbean Airline, will begin its commercial schedule on November 30th with flights operating to a limited number of destinations.
The airline will operate flights five days a week to seven destinations across the LIAT network. The seven destinations are: Antigua, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Kitts, and St. Vincent. The limited schedule of flights will return connectivity to these destinations which were impacted by the airline’s suspension of commercial services.
LIAT will announce shortly the addition of other destinations to the schedule for December 2020.
The airline has completed all the training and regulatory requirements for the territories for the November 30th start. Also, several new procedures have been implemented to ensure the safety of staff and passengers as well as reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19. These include the mandatory wearing of masks at check-in and onboard, enhancement in its cleaning and sanitization protocols and new boarding procedures.
Passengers will be able to book flights via the LIAT website (www.liat.com) or the Reservations Call Centre. The airline has also published its policy for persons who will want to utilise their credits to book flights during the new limited schedule. However, passengers seeking refunds will have to await the outcome of the Administration process.
The airline, which is currently under administration, is being restructured following a decision by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to reorganise the airline.
LIAT (1974) LTD (Under Administration) LIMITED SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE 30th NOVEMBER UNTIL 15TH DECEMBER
(Liat.com)
Day Flight # DEP STD ARR STA
THU 301 ANU 8:00 DOM 8:45
THU 301 DOM 9:15 BGI 10:15 THU 301 BGI 11:30 SLU 12:15
THU 302 SLU 12:45 BGI 13:45
THU 302 BGI 14:45 DOM 15:45
THU 302 DOM 16:15 ANU 17:00
FRI 303 ANU 8:00 SLU 9:05
FRI 303 SLU 9:35 SVD 10:05
FRI 303 SVD 10:35 GND 11:05
FRI 304 GND 12:05 BGI 13:05 FRI 304 BGI 14:05 DOM 15:05
FRI 304 DOM 15:35 ANU 16:20
SAT 350 ANU 8:30 SKB 9:00
SAT 351 SKB 9:30 BGI 11:10
SAT 352 BGI 12:25 SKB 14:05
SAT 353 SKB 14:35 ANU 15:05
SAT 353 ANU 16:05 DOM 16:35 SAT 354 DOM 17:05 ANU 17:45
SUN 305 ANU 8:00 DOM 8:40
SUN 305 DOM 9:10 BGI 10:10
SUN 305 BGI 11:35 SVD 12:20
SUN 306 SVD 12:50 BGI 13:30 SUN 306 BGI 14:30 DOM 15:30
SUN 306 DOM 16:00 ANU 16:40
MON 307 ANU 8:00 BGI 9:30
MON 307 BGI 10:30 GND 11:30 MON 308 GND 12:30 SVD 13:00 MON 308 SVD 13:30 SLU 14:00
MON 308 SLU 14:30 BGI 15:15
MON 309 BGI 16:15 ANU 17:45
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Welcome back LIAT!!
I for one really hope you can pull through.
Support them!! Only fly LIAT!
Yh Right good luck to anyone booking flights on liat I am once bitten twice shy.
I would like to know what about people who bought their ticket for this year before to covid 19 happen. Lita administration didt had the desence to answer people with the number that left for customers to called. Hello what about all of us here?.. answers that..first they told you in the earlier wait until your time is closer to fly then they completely stop taking all calls.
Why not contact the airline directly?
Go LIAT Go
500 flights for $500
Empty promises.
A 16 days flight scheduled? I am waiting to see it actually takes off.Just do not want to fly and then get stranded. Yes, stuck in another man’s land.
I am going with Seaforth and what he has to say. No investors mean the pensioners’ pay is helping to finance this enterprise. But who cares? The pensioners have become silent. No messing with this set in there. No marching, no sit in. Can’t derail me party
We need service to guyana asap
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