InterCaribbean Airways Cancels Over 14 Flights Across Caribbean, Disrupting travel to Puerto Rico, Barbados & Beyond
[CITY, STATE] – June 18, 2024 – InterCaribbean Airways has announced a wave of flight cancellations impacting travel across multiple Caribbean islands, including Dominica, Barbados, and Puerto Rico. Over 14 flights have been canceled,leaving passengers scrambling to adjust travel plans.
Affected routes include services between Luis Munoz Marin Intl (SJU / TJSJ) in Puerto Rico and Terrance B. Lettsome Int’l (EIS / TUPJ); Grantley Adams Int’l (BGI / TBPB) in Barbados and Argyle International airport (SVD / TVSA) in St. Vincent & the Grenadines,and also George F. L. Charles (SLU / TLPC) in St. Lucia. Other impacted routes involve travel between Grantley Adams Int’l (BGI / TBPB) and Point Salines Int’l (GND / TGPY) in Grenada, Providenciales Int’l (PLS / MBPV) and South Caicos (XSC / MBSC), and Lynden Pindling Int’l (NAS / MYNN) in the Bahamas. Multiple cancellations also involve routes originating or terminating at Point Salines Int’l (GND / TGPY).
Passengers are advised to check directly with InterCaribbean Airways for updated flight data and potential rebooking options. Travelers are encouraged to explore option routes or nearby airports, and to sign up for flight notifications. Reviewing travel insurance policies is also recommended, given the potential for important delays or cancellations.
The disruptions are causing inconvenience for travelers and may lead to financial setbacks for the airline due to operational costs and lost revenue. Passengers are encouraged to stay in touch with airport staff and customer service representatives for assistance, and to explore local accommodations if travel plans are significantly disrupted. The airline’s compensation and refund policies should also be reviewed.
These cancellations could impact customer satisfaction and the airline’s overall brand image.
