CalvinAir Returns as Official Sponsor for ASW 2025
Antigua Sailing Week is thrilled to announce the return of CalvinAir Helicopters (CalvinAir) as an official sponsor for the 2025 edition of the world-renowned regatta. Set to take place from April 26 to May 2, 2025, Antigua Sailing Week continues its proud tradition of hosting some of the best sailors from around the globe. The return of CalvinAir signals another exciting year of high-caliber racing and memorable onshore activities.
CalvinAir, a leading name in air travel in Antigua & Barbuda and the wider Caribbean, has been a proud supporter of Antigua Sailing Week in the past, and its return in 2025 promises to elevate the event even further. As part of this partnership, CalvinAir will offer exclusive helicopter services, offering attendees and participants unparalleled aerial views of the breath-taking races and the island’s stunning coastline.
“We are delighted to welcome CalvinAir back as a sponsor for Antigua Sailing Week 2025,” said Rana-Jamila Lewis, Marketing Manager of the regatta “Their continued support reflects their commitment to not only the sport of sailing but also to enhancing the overall product that is ASW. Our partnership affords us valuable flight time which allows our media team to capture the exhilarating content which showcases the sailing grounds unique to A&B – the heart of Caribbean Sailing. The inclusion of CalvinAir’s services to our Chase the Race options, adds a layer of luxury and excitement to the event that we know both competitors and spectators will enjoy.”
CalvinAir’s partnership will further bolster the event’s appeal, offering spectators an opportunity to witness the races from a truly unique perspective. The company will also play a key role in VIP transportation and other exclusive services throughout the week.
Jaiden Fleming, CalvinAir’s Marketing Director, expressed her enthusiasm about returning as a sponsor: “Antigua Sailing Week is a marquee event in the Caribbean, and we’re thrilled to be involved once again. Our goal is to provide not only seamless transportation for participants and guests, but also a truly memorable experience, showing a bird’s-eye view of the beauty of Antigua.”
As one of the most highly anticipated sailing events in the Caribbean, Antigua Sailing Week 2025 is expected to draw thousands of sailors, yachting enthusiasts, and spectators. With the return of CalvinAir, participants can expect an exceptional combination of competitive racing, stunning scenery, and first-class service.
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