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editI am very aware this page was previously deleted. However, I re-started the One Caribbean page as I have been aware the demise of LIAT in the news. One Caribbean looks like it could be expanding to pick up some of their slots, and adding new planes. Caribbean Aviation looks to change rapidly in the coming months post Covid and post LIAT. With that in mind I though it best the One Caribbean was opened again. For now I have done all I can with it. In starting the page I did what I could, I expect there will be new sources very soon. and I also hope that the Aviation editors can add far more than I can.
I have seen sites saying they have disposed of the 747, and others saying they still have it. If you have a better source, please correct and cite
It seem certain they are ordering at least one Saab 340, but there are sites saying there have ordered 3? some sites have mentioned a smaller 20 seat aircraft.
There is mention that Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves is a shareholder, but he has denied this. could this be clarified?