Caribbean Airlines Cargo increase capacity for peak season
Caribbean Airlines Cargo recently also boost its weekly freighter volume by 400,000 pounds earlier this year. In May 2021, Caribbean Airlines Cargo introduced additional Boeing 767 freighter flights, augmenting capacity between Miami and Trinidad as well as Miami and Kingston.
Caribbean Airlines expands its freighter capacity by close to 900,000 pounds weekly for the peak season. From November 14, the Airlines’ Cargo will provide 24 weekly freighter flights on the Miami-Kingston-Miami and Miami-Trinidad-Miami routes.
Caribbean Airlines Cargo is on an upward trajectory of continued growth which prompted the carrier to boost its weekly freighter volume by 400,000 pounds earlier this year. In May 2021, Caribbean Airlines Cargo introduced additional Boeing 767 freighter flights, augmenting capacity between Miami and Trinidad as well as Miami and Kingston. Growth has been recorded on all freighter destinations which also include Guyana and Barbados.
In July, Caribbean Airlines began to restore its passenger network as borders reopened at its base in Trinidad and Tobago. This enabled the airline to resume cargo services in the belly hold of its Boeing 737 and ATR passenger aircraft. Now, customers can transport cargo to more destinations including Antigua, Grenada, Nassau, St. Lucia, St. Martin, St. Vincent and the newest addition, Dominica.
Caribbean Airlines also operates cargo charters and is experienced in transporting critical cargo, perishable cargo and oversized shipments. As a value-added service to its growing customer base, the airline offers a cargo loyalty programme and access to cargo insurance.
