Fly to Barbuda on LIAT 20 From Only US$79
LIAT has announced the launch of its new flights to the Sister Isle of Barbuda starting November 1 from only US$79 plus tax.
With the opening of the brand-new international airport in Barbuda, LIAT 20 is excited to offer two daily flights to and from the island and two daily return flights between Antigua and Barbuda.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Liat2020 Hafsah Abdulsalam says LIAT 20 is dedicated to fostering connectivity throughout the Caribbean and establishing this airbridge between Antigua and Barbuda marks a significant milestone in that mission.
“We are thrilled to offer a reliable service that not only fuels the economic growth and development of Barbuda but also simplifies travel, making it more accessible for all,” she said
These newly launched flights mark a significant milestone in improving Barbuda’s connectivity and tourism offerings, providing a vital boost to the island’s growing economy.
The new airport is expected to attract visitors and facilitate seamless travel between Antigua and Barbuda.
For those interested in booking flights, LIAT 20 has simplified the process through its customer experience center, which can be contacted at +1 (268)-713-5428 or via email at [email protected].
Additionally, more information is available on LIAT’s website at www.flyliat20.com.
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