Caribbean Airlines Limited has announced a strong domestic airbridge performance during the July peak travel period, reporting that more than 66,000 passengers travelled between Trinidad and Tobago last month.
In a media release issued on Thursday, August 6th, 2026, the airline said 66,814 passengers used the domestic airbridge in July.
The carrier noted that it had introduced additional flights as part of its enhanced summer schedule to accommodate the seasonal increase in passenger traffic and ensure reliable service between the two islands.
According to the airline, this expanded schedule helped facilitate travel for families, business travellers, tourism stakeholders and residents, while supporting Tobago’s tourism sector and the wider economy.
Acting Chief Executive Officer Varma Khillawan said the domestic airbridge remains a critical link for both Trinidad and Tobago.
“The domestic airbridge is a vital economic and social lifeline connecting the people of Trinidad and Tobago. Caribbean Airlines recognises its importance to the economy of Tobago, particularly during the peak summer travel season, and we remain fully committed to providing a safe, reliable and dependable service for our customers.”
Caribbean Airlines said it continues to monitor passenger demand and operational performance throughout the peak travel period and will make adjustments where necessary to maintain high levels of reliability and convenience for customers.
The airline also thanked customers for their patience and continued support during the busy season, reiterating its commitment to safely connecting Trinidad and Tobago and linking both islands to the wider region.