Caribbean Airlines Suspends Flights Between Trinidad and Caracas for September 2025
By Cory Wayland
Caribbean Airlines has announced the temporary suspension of all flights between Trinidad and Caracas, Venezuela, for the month of September 2025. The move affects flights BW 300 and BW 301, scheduled for September 6, 13, 20, and 27.
Passengers booked on these flights are being contacted by the airline and can rebook without any change fees, provided they do so in the same cabin. Travelers may also be accommodated on alternative Caribbean Airlines flights or, if necessary, on other carriers, depending on seat availability.
For those who prefer not to travel, Caribbean Airlines is offering full refunds for tickets on the affected flights. Refund requests can be processed through the airline’s Reservations Call Centre, Ticket Offices, or via travel agents.
Caribbean Airlines emphasized that all rebooking and refund requests must be handled directly through its official channels to ensure smooth processing. The airline also urged passengers to monitor its website and social media platforms for further updates regarding flights to Caracas.
The airline expressed regret for any inconvenience caused and thanked passengers for their understanding as it navigates operational challenges in the Caracas route.
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