Caribbean Airlines successfully completed its second phase of repatriation flights during the period June 18-19 2020, allowing a total 276 Caribbean nationals to return to their home countries.

Scores of nationals, inclusive of stranded Guyanese citizens, were airlifted and reunited with their families and loved ones, on home soil.

Additionally, some 144 farm workers were facilitated on a special charter service between Kingston, Jamaica and Miami on June 18.

Steve Azevedo, Caribbean Airlines Chief Operations Officer, said “Caribbean Airlines recognizes its role to provide repatriation airlift for Caribbean nationals across the region. Over the past week, in partnership with several regional authorities, we have been able to take hundreds of people to their home countries; and we will continue to work with Caribbean governments to operate flights to repatriate as many people as possible.”

The airline will further provide repatriation services on Sunday June 21 to facilitate nationals moving between Trinidad, Curacao and Guyana. This service will see numerous Guyana nationals being repatriated out of Curacao.