ST JOHN'S, ANTIGUA - Saturday, October 28, 2006 - Caribbean Star Airlines has announced that it has reinstated plans to offer new service to and from Curacao. The new service, which is on sale now for travel beginning December 1, 2006, will operate daily creating an attractive new air link between Trinidad and Curacao.
Following is the flight schedule:
Flight #771 – Departs Trinidad at 9:45 a.m.
Arrives in Curacao at 12:10 p.m.
Flight #879 – Departs Curacao at 12:45 p.m.
Arrives in Trinidad at 3:10 p.m.
To celebrate the launch of the new service, Caribbean Star is offering special introductory fares starting at just US$69 each way for flights between Trinidad and Curacao. Special introductory fares are applicable to purchases made by December 1, 2006 for travel anytime after the December 1, 2006 launch date.
The announcement of the new Curacao service comes on the heels of last week's news that Caribbean Star has been successfully re-certified under new Civil Aviation Regulations passed in Antigua and Barbuda earlier this year. Caribbean Star had previously announced intentions to expand to Curacao in May 2006, but the service was postponed before its scheduled start date in July 2006, pending the carrier's successful re-certification.
"Curacao has been at the center of our expansion plans for quite some time," said Skip Barnette, president and CEO of Caribbean Star and its sister airline Caribbean Sun. "I'm particularly pleased that the governments of Curacao, Trinidad and Antigua showed their support by authorizing the new service so quickly."
Caribbean Star operates a fleet of 11 aircraft – four brand-new, state-of-the-art Bombardier Q300s, plus seven Dash-8 300s – each with a 50-seat capacity. Friendly and attentive in-flight service is provided to all passengers on all Caribbean Star flights, including a choice of soft drinks, juices and snacks. With the addition of the new Curacao service, Caribbean Star now serves 13 Caribbean gateways with more than 635 flights per-week.
Update per December 1st, 2006:
First flight Caribbean Star to Curacao
WILLEMSTAD - Friday, December 1st, 2006 - This afternoon around 1pm, the first flight of Caribbean Star Airlines landed on Hato Airport. It is the beginning of a daily direct connection between Trinidad and Curacao with a Dash 8-300. Caribbean Star (8B) is maintaining its US$69 special introductory one-way fare until January 15th, 2007.
Caribbean Star is a privately owned airline company based in Antigua, but the company uses Trinidad as her second hub. With these daily flights from Trinidad, Curacao is well accessible from the eastern part of the Caribbean. The Dash-8 departs from Trinidad at 09:45 and arrives in Curacao at 12:10; it leaves Curacao at 12:45 and arrives in Piarco at 15:10.
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Location of Exit Row: Row 2
Wingspan: 65'
Fuselage Length: 51' 9"
Cruising Speed: 160 knots
Engines: 2
Pilots: 2
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