Caribbean Airlines
Trinidad and TobagoAbout the airline
Caribbean Airlines (BW/BWA) is the flag carrier of Trinidad and Tobago, founded in 2006. Based at Piarco International Airport and Norman Manley International Airport, it operates regional and international flights across the Caribbean with a mixed fleet of turboprops and narrow-body jets.
Fleet
Caribbean Airlines, operating under IATA code BW and ICAO code BWA, is Trinidad and Tobago's primary carrier. Established in 2006, the airline has grown to serve the broader Caribbean region from its dual hub structure anchored at Piarco International Airport in Port of Spain and Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, Jamaica.
The airline's network connects major Caribbean destinations, focusing on business and leisure travel across the region. Its hub strategy enables efficient connections for passengers traveling between smaller island markets and larger international gateways, supporting both direct routes and connecting itineraries throughout the Caribbean.
Caribbean Airlines operates a mixed fleet combining regional turboprops and narrow-body jets. The ATR 72 handles short-haul regional services, while the Embraer E-175 and Boeing 737 provide capacity for higher-demand routes and longer-distance flights, allowing the airline to serve diverse route economics across its network.