Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has expanded it fleet of planes with the arrival of its third ATR 72-600 aircraft.
The plane which arrived on Friday is configured with 68 seats and equipped with a higher standard of comfort, including in-flight entertainment.
With the arrival of the new plane, CAL will be able to increase capacity on the air bridge, offering customers more travel options and flexibility.
The aircraft joins the other two ATRs already on the domestic route.
CAL’s acting chief executive officer, Robert Corbie, says the arrival of the third ATR is a significant milestone, as the airline moves toward a streamlined fleet of turbo-prop, narrow-body and wide-body aircraft.
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