Antigua Barbuda has nothing to win pursuing Mottley and Gonsalves to keep LIAT 1974,...
By Ken Richards
An avowed LIAT critic — former LIAT pilot James Lynch who is today an Aviation Consultant based in Canada — says he...
No date set for critical LIAT AGM
LIAT’s fate remains up in the air as the debt-ridden island hopper’s shareholder governments are yet to agree on a date for its annual...
PM Gonsalves: ‘Proposal for LIAT 2020 is a concept, wrapped up as an enigma’
St Vincent and the Grenadines’ Prime Minister and chairman of LIAT shareholders, Dr. Ralph Gonsalves has thrown cold water on Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s...
LIAT collected $11 million from passengers who can’t fly as airline collapses
Up to May this year, LIAT had sold $11 million dollars worth of tickets, even though the carrier stopped flying in March due to...
PM Gonsalves: Shareholders, including Antigua, were unanimous in decision to liquidate LIAT
All four major shareholder governments of LIAT unanimously agreed to liquidate LIAT 1974 Ltd at a meeting held on June 27, chairman Prime Minister...
Re-thinking CARICOM development model after COVID-19
By Sir Ronald Sanders
Governments around the world, including in Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries, have emerged as the principal players in the health and economic...
Barbados NIS to pay severance for LIAT workers. Southern Caribbean discussing its own new...
Barbados’s National Insurance Scheme will pay full severance to Barbadian LIAT employees, 268 TODAY has learned. In another major development, countries in the southern...
VIDEO – PM Gaston Browne: LIAT is the Caribbean and the Caribbean is LIAT
"LIAT is the Caribbean and the Caribbean is LIAT. Notwithstanding LIAT’s difficulties, it remains the pride of the Caribbean people. I remain optimistic that...
LIAT workers agree to 30% cut in severance payments
Following a meeting earlier today to discuss the future of LIAT and its workers, reports say the airline’s employees have agreed to a reduction...
Editorial – Healing the LIAT divide
Even in the closest of families, there will be disputes. Some will be storms in teacups only to be resolved at the next clan...
