CAL regional recovery flights to be flown Wednesday after passage of Hurricane Beryl

the Caribbean: Caribbean Airlines has announced regional recovery flights that will operate on Wednesday after Hurricane Beryl passed through Trinidad and Tobago.

Emergency assistance will be provided to passengers with a ticket or a confirmed flight who have been displaced by cancelled regional flights in the period from 30 June to 2 July 2024.

The first flight from Trinidad to Barbados and then on to Georgetown is BW3216. The departure time from Trinidad is at 09:00, from Barbados at 11:00 and the arrival in Guyana is at 13:40.

Flight BW3271 flies from Georgetown to Barbados and Trinidad then provides the service with the timing. It departs Guyana at 1:40 pm and departs Barbados at 4:15 pm. The flight arrives in Port of Spain at 5:15 pm.

BW3234 operates flights between Barbados and Saint Lucia. Departure time from Barbados is 13:35 and from Saint Lucia it is 15:00.

Caribbean Airlines has also announced additional recovery flights for regional travelers from Trinidad, which will also operate on Wednesday.

The first flight BW3256 flies from Trinidad to St. Maarten with a departure time of 9:45 pm. The return flight BW3257 flies from St. Maarten to Trinidad with a departure time of 1:05 pm.

On the Trinidad to Saint Lucia route, flight BW3434 will be operating with a departure time of 4:25 pm. The return flight from Saint Lucia to Trinidad will be operated by BW3435 aircraft with a departure time of 6:15 pm.

Flight BW3438 flies from Trinidad to Grenada with a departure time of 3:00 PM and flight 3439 flies from Grenada to Trinidad with a departure time of 4:25 PM.

It is notable that the flights are emergency flights for flights that were canceled during the passage of Hurricane Beryl, the first hurricane of the season. The storm has caused devastation on islands such as Grenada, Carriacou and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with the loss of 90% of the infrastructure and four deaths.

Due to the hurricane, airports and flights have been canceled to avoid accidents as the sky is full of black clouds. The Caribbean has been affected by flash floods, heavy rains and thunderstorms from Saturday to Monday.

Interestingly, team India and South Africa were also stranded in Barbados due to the flight disruption and destruction at Grantley Adams International Airport on Sunday. The final of the tournament was held on Saturday in Barbados.