CAL warned to back off LIAT territory, London route - Business - Jamaica Gleaner - Wednesday | May 16, 2012: "Trinidad's Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley has called on the state-owned Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) to abandon its plans to reintroduce regular flights to London, and also criticised plans by the airline to compete with the Antigua-based regional airline LIAT to Caribbean destinations.
Rowley, who as a government backbencher had opposed the Patrick Manning decision to enter into an agreement to take over the loss-making Air Jamaica, told a news conference that his position regarding the Kingston-based airline remains.
He said the Kamla Persad-Bissessar government should reconsider its role to "underwrite the operations of Air Jamaica at the expense of the taxpayers of Trinidad and Tobago in a time when we are operating a deficit budget"."
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Rowley, who as a government backbencher had opposed the Patrick Manning decision to enter into an agreement to take over the loss-making Air Jamaica, told a news conference that his position regarding the Kingston-based airline remains.
He said the Kamla Persad-Bissessar government should reconsider its role to "underwrite the operations of Air Jamaica at the expense of the taxpayers of Trinidad and Tobago in a time when we are operating a deficit budget"."
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