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Barbados

IATA Code
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Airlines
International Airlines serving this country (excluding codeshares)
Airports

Barbados airspace is subject to a multilateral agreement within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). The Barbados Civil Aviation Department, a division of the Ministry of Tourism and International Transport, is the agency charged with ensuring the safety, efficiency and regularity of International Air Transport to Barbados. Trans Island Air is based in Christ Church, Barbados, and provides shared flights throughout St Vincent and the Grenadines and charter flights to a range of other islands.

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Lack of liberalisation in the Caribbean poses major roadblock to REDjet expansion

20-Jan-12 4:41 PM

REDjet, the first and only Caribbean low-cost carrier, is aiming to pursue dramatic expansion in 2012 with up to eight new destinations. The ambitious and pioneering carrier, which launched services in May-2011, plans to add three destinations by early April, giving it a total of nine. The carrier aims to end the year with a network of up to 14 destinations throughout the Caribbean, northern South America and potentially Central America.

LCCs ready for take-off; carriers prepare for Boeing B787 deliveries

15-Apr-11 5:36 PM

LCC start-ups dominated airline news this week. Air Canada revealed it is drawing up a business plan to launch an LCC in response to its fast-growing low-cost rivals such as WestJet, Porter Airlines, Air Transat and Sunwing in the Canadian market, according to reports.

Virgin Atlantic confident of prospects despite big FY2009/10 loss

6-Aug-10 11:59 AM

Having made a substantial profit of GBP60 million in 2008/09, one that put rival British Airways firmly in the shade, Virgin Atlantic had to report a loss of GBP132 million in 2009/10 – a loss equivalent to BA's, allowing for their comparative size. For the 12 months ended Feb-2010, Virgin reported an operating loss of GBP132 million, compared with a profit of GBP60 million the previous year as revenues fell by 8.6% to GBP2,537 million. This, despite airline operating costs reducing by 8%. The results were not directly influenced by cabin crew strikes at BA, which commenced in Apr-2010 but they could have been influenced indirectly, for example by passengers switching bookings in anticipation of a strike. If that was the case, the result is worse than it first appears.

jetBlue Founder and Chairman, David Neeleman JetBlue passenger traffic assisted by “All-You-Can-Jet-Pass!” in Sep-2009

14-Oct-09 3:20 PM

JetBlue reported a 12.3% year-on-year increase in passenger numbers in Sep-2009, to 1.6 million. RPMs rose 9.8% (suggesting shorter average sector flying by passengers), while capacity (ASMs) increased by 8.6%, leading to a 0.9 ppts rise in load factor, to 77.6%.

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