interCaribbean Airways

07/01/2024

Happy Three Kings Day! 👑Also called 'Epiphany', this weekend is celebrated in some Spanish-speaking countries in the Caribbean (Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico) this Christian feast day, commemorating the visit of the three kings (or wise men) to the infant Jesus. Believers pay tribute to the kings with carnivals, performances, parades, fairs and parties.

06/01/2024

New Route Alert!✈ We're excited to launch a new nonstop flight between BARBADOS (Bridgetown) and KINGSTON (Jamaica), three days per week beginning February 6th.
Connect easily from Grenada, St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Georgetown via Barbados.
• Fly fast with our regional jets
• Avoid layovers and long transfers
• Experience both islands hassle-free

Ready to explore? Book @ interCaribbean.com, Visit us, Call us, or Contact your Travel Agent.

01/01/2024

30/12/2023

interCaribbean wishes each and every one of you, our customers, and our team members dedicated to your travels, a Happy New Year 2024!

23/12/2023

Spreading Christmas Magic with interCaribbean🛒🎁🎅🏾

23/12/2023

Happy Holidays & a Merry Christmas to you and your family as we celebrate in our homes around the Caribbean and remember those who are not able to be with us. At interCaribbean, we know if you follow your heart it will lead you to the airport... But if you have to work, work hard and next year travel harder!😎✈️ From all of us to all of you our best wishes for you.

19/12/2023

interCaribbean informs our customers that the Douglas-Charles Airport in Dominica was inoperative today due to runway lighting failures; therefore the following flights could not operate and were cancelled. This is the 3rd such event in recent weeks causing night flight cancellations. We apologize to our customers for this inconvenience caused by the airport's operational limitations.

Cancelled flights Dec 18, 2023:

JY758 BARBADOS - DOMINICA

JY521 TORTOLA - DOMINICA

JY741 DOMINICA - BARBADOS

15/12/2023

interCaribbean announces the introduction of our ATR 42-500 in the route Santo Domingo – Tortola – Santo Domingo fulfilling the promise to introduce new aircraft to serve new and existing destinations. With a greater capacity for customers and their baggage, this increase reaffirms its commitment to Dominicans who travel to the Caribbean for business and family reasons especially during these Holidays.

14/12/2023

Launch of scheduled service Providenciales to Santo Domingo Nov 14, 2012
11 years ago, today, Air Turks and Caicos (predecessor name of interCaribbean Airways) launched scheduled services Providenciales - Santo Domingo - Providenciales. The image here reflects that initial flight on the airport ramp with the crew member and management of the company. In the year following the company rebranded as interCaribbean, and the journey begun to connect more of the Caribbean with our new brand interCaribbean.
From an initial limited schedule, the company has gone on to fly daily flights from Providenciales, and later services also from Tortola, British Virgin Islands. Both destinations offer daily flights. Our thanks go out to the customers who have supported us over the years in connecting these two cities.
We wish to thank all of our customers over the years, and look forward to continue to serve you in the years ahead.

11/12/2023

All roads lead to Dominica: MAS DOMNIK 2024, the real mas is here! Feb 12th & 13th, 2024 only in Dominica Island!

09/12/2023

Speech given by Honorable Mia Amor Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados at FlightSupport Ltd Launch.

07/12/2023

Speech given by Mr. Lyndon Gardiner, Chairman of interCaribbean at FlightSupport Barbados Launch. FlightSupport is an InterIsland Aviation Services Group (IASG) subsidiary, founded and led by Mr. Gardiner, which has established itself as a leading provider of above- and below-wing support for scheduled air carriers. With an outstanding 28-year history of excellence in providing complete ground handling services, FlightSupport has received numerous accolades and commendations from airline partners for its dedication to excellent customer services.
With the launch of operations in Barbados, FlightSupport Ltd. consolidates and expands support for its sister company, interCaribbean Airways’ operations in the Southern Caribbean. The shift from third-party handling contractors to the experienced FlightSupport team enables interCaribbean Airways to deliver better service, efficiency, and reliability for travelers at Barbados and connecting onward throughout the Southern Caribbean and Guyana.

07/12/2023

FlightSupport Ltd, a subsidiary of the InterIsland Aviation Services Group (IASG), proudly celebrated the launch of its operations in Barbados. Speaking at the Reception and welcoming FlightSupport to Barbados, Prime Minister Hon Mia Amor Mottley, said: “I would like to express on behalf of our people that we are pleased with your decision to choose Barbados as a southern hub. This decision undoubtedly opens up more job opportunities for Barbadians. As you mentioned in your speech, I anticipate that over the next six to nine months, we will see continued expansion and increased utilization of these job opportunities.”

Expressing his pride at the launch, Mr Gardiner, stated, “I am delighted to share that FlightSupport Barbados has already made a substantial down payment to the Barbados community and economy by creating jobs and hiring 53 new employees to fill them. These talented individuals, comprising engineering, operations, customer service and ramp staff, have been trained and deployed for duty. They will join our other brand ambassadors and be the cornerstone of our operations here, where a Barbadian management team is already in place and delivering."

The events to commemorate the official launch were a resounding success, providing a platform for FlightSupport (Barbados) Ltd. to strengthen its relationships with key stakeholders and lay the foundation for future collaborations that will continue to elevate service, connectivity, and operational efficiency in Caribbean aviation.

Read more https://www.intercaribbean.com/media/intercaribbean-news/flightsupport-barbados-ltd-celebrates-launch-in-barbados.html

06/12/2023

FlightSupport Ltd, a subsidiary of the InterIsland Aviation Services Group (IASG), proudly celebrated the launch of its operations in Barbados with an evening Reception at The Cliff on November 29th providing a networking opportunity for fostering stakeholder relationships within the Barbadian community. With the launch of operations in Barbados, FlightSupport Ltd. consolidates and expands support for its sister company, interCaribbean Airways’ operations in the Southern Caribbean.
In the pictures:
Pic 1 - Mr Lyndon Gardiner, Chairman of interCaribbean; Ms Lynisa Gardiner, Director of Customer Experience; and Honorable Mia Amor Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados.
Pic 2 - interCaribbean Upper Management: Mr Craig Chapple, COO; Mr Lyndon Gardiner and Ms Lynisa Gardiner; and Mr Trevor Sadler, CEO

Read more https://www.intercaribbean.com/media/intercaribbean-news/flightsupport-barbados-ltd-celebrates-launch-in-barbados.html

06/12/2023

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Thank you to our dedicated partners and volunteers for making the ex*****on of yesterday's Road to Concacaf W Gold Cup match a huge success!

30/11/2023

Happy 57th Independence Day Barbados!🇧🇧

28/11/2023

interCaribbean is proud to announce the addition of another ATR 42-500 baptized “Raymond S” (VQ-TRS) in honor of Raymond Simmons, who has worked for the company since the beginning of operations 31 years ago. Raymond Simmons a son of the soil and Turks Islander, is our Station Manager in the capital island, Grand Turk. In the picture, our Chairman and Founder Mr Lyndon Gardiner shaking hands with Mr Raymond Simmons. With this ATR42-500 we now fly 3 ATRs added to the fleet in 2023, with 7 more slated to join us in early 2024. The addition of these aircraft will replace our flagship Embraer 120 aircraft, with greater capacity and more comfort, while being more environmentally friendly.

25/11/2023

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INTERCARIBBEAN AIRWAYS
Connecting you and the Caribbean

interCaribbean Airways is the leading regional airline serving intra Caribbean flights to more destinations across the Caribbean islands than any other airline. A current and planned network of 27 cities with plans for even more are in the works. The network stretches from Havana to the west, Barbados to the east, and Guyana to the South.

23/11/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to our friends in the US, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and the Turks and Caicos Islands! 💛 Give Thanks and Love, and travel more🧳😎

23/11/2023

New Reservations phone number to call us ONLY from:
- St Kitts
- British Virgin Islands
- Dominica
- Sint Maarten
For other destinations, find our full list of contact phone numbers at interCaribbean.com/contact-us.html

21/11/2023

Turks and Caicos calling! How would you spend 72 hours in Provo? In this issue, we feature on the cover the newest Grace Bay Market telephone box, and our writer Keiani Thomas who shares the ultimate three-day itinerary for exploring this gem of an island. From culinary highlights to pristine beaches to spectacular coral reefs, discover in this issue:
The Farm on Grace Bay
Crest & Berry
Somewhere Cafe and Lounge
Noahs Ark Beach Club
Clear Bottom Adventures tci
Beans & Leaves by Island Brew
Provo Ponies
Potcake Place K-9 Rescue
Lemon 2 Go and more!

Read our magazine for free at CaciqueMagazine.com or grab a copy on our flights around the Caribbean.

17/11/2023

Advisory #1 Friday, Nov 17, 2023 10:15am interCaribbean is monitoring the Potential Tropical Cyclone Twenty-Two which is forecast to become a tropical storm later tonight. Tropical storm conditions are possible across Jamaica, southeastern Cuba, Haiti, the southeastern Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands through Saturday and tropical storm watches are in effect for these areas.
Customers traveling this weekend across the affected areas, please stay tuned on our social media platforms where we will notify delayed or affected flights due to this potential tropical storm.

13/11/2023

FlightSupport (Barbados) Ltd, a subsidiary of the InterIsland Aviation Services Group (IASG), and sister company of interCaribbean Airways, is proud to announce the commencement of training for 53 new employees in preparation for FlightSupport’s launch in Barbados later this month. The training program, which runs from November 6th to 17th, began Monday, November 6, 2023, at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus, marking another major stride in the company's expansion into the Barbadian and Southern Caribbean market.
FlightSupport has welcomed 53 recruits to their operations in the region. This diverse group of employees will take on important roles across the companies' operations, including positions in operations, ramp services and customer service. With the four leadership hires made earlier in October, the number of new hires for the Barbados ground services team now stands at 57. The company held an open recruitment drive to attract top talent. Now, these new employees will go through a comprehensive training program designed to equip them with the skills, knowledge, and tools necessary to excel in their roles. The company is excited to integrate these talented individuals into its team and see them contribute to service delivery and growth.

Addressing Monday’s training kick-off, Chairman and founder of IASG, Mr. Lyndon Gardiner, praised the talent of the region, stating: “Looking out on this audience, I see the same hopes and dreams that I had as a young man, venturing out into the aviation industry, mirrored in your expressions. Like you, I was passionate; and eager to embrace a future I could not yet define. Today, much of that future is realized, and my passion for aviation and developing regional travel is stronger than ever. The skills we have been able to tap into in this region renew my hope and reaffirm the decision to expand into the Caribbean’s southern basin. Against all odds, and against prevailing advice, interCaribbean Airways came here in the middle of the pandemic, and three years later, here we are, getting ready to launch FlightSupport, hiring dozens of locals, and giving life to new dreams. I am confident that your diligence will help us achieve our mission to ensure complete coverage of the air traffic demand within this subregion. Thank you for your interest in working with us.”

The Chairman also expressed gratitude to the University of the West Indies and the Government and People of Barbados for the support rendered to enable FlightSupport and interCaribbean Airways to establish a sub-regional hub on the Island. According to Mr. Gardiner, employing dozens of locals “is one small demonstration of our appreciation to a country that has been a true partner in aviation development.”

When FlightSupport (Barbados) Ltd officially launches on December 1, 2023, the company’s focus in the sub-region will be to support and enhance the services of its sister company, interCaribbean Airways, and help the airline fully secure its place as a trusted and reliable partner in the provision of exceptional service in regional travel.
Photos:
1. Chairman and Founder, Mr Lyndon Gardiner addressing the group of new hires.
2. Group of new hires along with key management personnel.
Front Row L to R - Carolene Hinkson (HR Consultant FlightSupport Barbados), Omari Prospere (FlightSupport Ramp Trainer), Christoper Chen (interCaribbean Customer Servicer Trainer).
Second Row - Centre, Chairman, Lyndon Gardiner, to his immediate right, Operations Manager interCaribbean Southern Region - Mr Peter Parris.
Third Row - Centre, Ms Claudette Gibson (Director of HR interCaribbean); on her left Lynisa Gardiner (Director of Customer Experience interCaribbean).

Read more at interCaribbean News on our website interCaribbean.com

03/11/2023

While the official end to Daylight Saving Time in 2023 is Sunday, November 5, 2023, since it occurs at 2 a.m. you may want to change any clocks that don’t automatically change before you go to bed on Saturday night, November 4, 2023. Clocks are set back 1 hour (gaining one hour) to “fall back”. Customers traveling soon please verify your booking and itinerary to make the arrangements to get at the airport on time. For a smooth process, our interCaribbean check-in counters open 2.5 hours before your scheduled flight. Please note check-in and baggage acceptance closes 60 minutes before the scheduled departure time for international flights; and 30 minutes prior for domestic flights in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

01/11/2023

We may be moving out of October, but Breast Cancer Awareness is a 365-day commitment. Share your story, support survivors, and help fund research for a cure. Bookmark the images we posted on how to conduct self-exams properly. Making them part of your monthly routine is key for early detection. Breast cancer risk can be reduced through exercise and limiting alcohol, along with other measures. As we close out October, reflect on the small changes you can make daily to improve your health. Prevention starts with you!