BA hopeful of elevated Caribbean journey after 17 Could

BA hopeful of increased Caribbean travel after 17 May

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British Airways Chief Executive Officer Sean Doyle says he is hopeful that after 17 May, when the UK is expected to announce a travel ‘green list’, that the airway can expand on the number of routes it operates between London and Caribbean destinations.

The airline has been running a flight between Heathrow Airport and Owen Roberts International Airport on Grand Cayman once every two weeks. However, government’s Travel Cayman portal does not currently list any incoming flights from London among the inbound routes listed on the site until the end of June.

Sean Doyle, CEO of British Airways, says the airline is gearing up to reopen routes once the UK government announces changes to international travel restrictions on 17 May.

Doyle, in a Caribbean Tourism Organization Facebook Live conversation this morning, said he could not comment on specific routes until more information on the green list is available.

However, he said the airline had launched weekly flights to Kingston,…

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