LIAT 20 Makes Inaugural Call to Grenada as Regional Expansion Continues

By Shermain Bique-Charles | Reporting from Grenada 

The pride of the Caribbean, LIAT 20, was welcomed in grand style at the Maurice Bishop International Airport on Saturday afternoon as it made its inaugural call on the spice island of Grenada.

The arrival of the LIAT 20 flight, which brought top LIAT 20 officials and media personnel, marked a momentous occasion for both LIAT and the island of Grenada.

The aircraft touched down amidst great anticipation and excitement, signaling the strengthening of the airline’s commitment to provide exceptional service to the Caribbean region.

Grenada’s Minister of Tourism, Adrian Thomas expressed his delight at the inaugural flight, emphasizing the significance of this milestone for the island’s tourism industry.

He welcomed the LIAT 20 officials and media personnel, highlighting the importance of their presence in showcasing Grenada’s unique offerings to the wider Caribbean community.

The grand reception at the Maurice Bishop International Airport included a ceremonial welcome, featuring locals dignitaries from the government and tourism sector.

The atmosphere was filled with pride and enthusiasm as the first LIAT 20 flight touched down on Grenadian soil.

LIAT 20 officials conveyed their gratitude for the warm reception and reiterated their commitment to serving the Caribbean with excellence and dedication.

The airline’s expansion to include Grenada in its route network represents a significant step forward in enhancing regional connectivity and accessibility.

As the inaugural flight concluded, passengers and officials disembarked with a sense of excitement and anticipation for the opportunities that this new connection will bring to Grenada and the wider Caribbean region.

The successful arrival of LIAT 20’s inaugural flight in Grenada marks the beginning of a new chapter in the airline’s history, further solidifying its position as a vital link in the Caribbean’s aviation network.

Meanwhile, LIAT 2020 is set to expand its services by adding flights to St Vincent and the Grenadines and St Maarten next month.

The carrier also plans to introduce flights to Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, and Tortola in November.

LIAT 2020 is a partnership between the Government of Antigua and Barbuda and Air Peace, Nigeria’s largest private carrier, which has a majority stake.