CEO Hafsah Abdulsalam has emphasized LIAT’s commitment to improving regional air travel. She highlighted the need to reduce travel fees and taxes, arguing that current costs hinder Caribbean interconnectivity.
After the inaugural flight to Trinidad and Tobago, Abdulsalam told reporters that lowering these costs could attract more island travelers and ultimately generate greater revenue than the taxes imposed.
While she acknowledged that solving this issue won’t be immediate, Abdulsalam expressed commitment to making travel more affordable, which can lead to increased travel and, consequently, better revenue for governments.
This could be true some of the flights are really high
Which is one of the problems facing liat 20 at the moment
This might actually be true
When it is cheaper to fly AA to NY or MIA than to go from island to island… you know tings rough!