LIAT20 Offers 25% Discount on Flights Booked Today
LIAT20 has announced a limited-time flash sale today, providing passengers with an attractive 25% discount on flights across its network.
The promotion, running until 4 pm local time, allows travellers to book discounted tickets for travel between now and January 31, 2025.
Interested passengers can secure their tickets through two convenient methods: visiting the Epicurean location or calling reservations at 7135428.
The airline offers flexible booking options, permitting customers to reserve seats and hold their bookings for up to 72 hours without immediate payment.
However, travellers should note certain restrictions: the discount does not apply to promotional, charter, or Dominican Republic fares.
Since its relaunch in August, LIAT20 has rapidly expanded its regional connectivity, establishing routes to key Caribbean destinations including St. Lucia, Barbados, Grenada, Dominica, St. Vincent, St. Maarten, and most recently, Guyana.
The carrier was also set to launch flights to Tortola yesterday.
LIAT20 is set to further extend its network, with scheduled route additions to Jamaica on December 20 and Trinidad on December 19.
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