Caribbean Airlines ATR 72-600 aircraftCaribbean Airlines

On September 27, 2006, Caribbean Airlines was established in the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago. The airline is Jamaica's, Guyana's, and Trinidad and Tobago's flagship carrier. Its main office is in Trinidad and Tobago's Piarco. Port of Spain, Kingston-Norman Manley, and Georgetown-Cheddi Jagan serve as its hubs. North America, South America, and the Caribbean are all destinations served by Caribbean Airlines. There are 23 different places in all. The company has 18 aircraft in its fleet. The company also offers a frequent flyer program called Caribbean Miles. Caribbean Airlines operates seven ATR 72-600 planes. The ATR 72-600 is an improved version of the ATR 72-500 with enhanced performance and updated technology. The ATR 72-600 typically has a seating capacity of up to 78 passengers and is often used for short-haul regional flights. The ATR 72-600 has a range of up to 900 nautical miles, making it suitable for a wide range of regional routes. The ATR 72-600 is capable of taking off and landing on runways as short as 1,050 meters, which makes it ideal for regional airports with limited infrastructure.