LIAT 2020 Launches Operations with Alternative Booking Methods Amid Website Delays
LIAT 2020, the newly revived Caribbean airline, has begun accepting bookings despite facing technical challenges with its website launch.
The airline, which officially commenced operations on Tuesday, is currently offering alternative methods for passengers to secure their flights.
While the company’s website remains offline due to what LIAT 2020 describes as “a technical issue encountered in the final stages of deployment,” the airline is committed to ensuring that customers can still make reservations.
To accommodate potential travelers, LIAT 2020 has set up dedicated channels for bookings.
Passengers interested in flying to or from Antigua, St. Lucia, and Barbados can now make reservations through two primary methods:
- By phone: Customers can call 268-713-LIAT (5428) to speak with a representative.
- Via email: Bookings can be made by sending a message to [email protected].
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Don't care August 10, 2024, 3:55 PM
Support for liat August 10, 2024, 4:31 PM