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The CARIBAVIA Airline Alliance Initiative.

February 19, 2023

The CARIBAVIA Airline Alliance Initiative.
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by Cdr. Bud Slabbaert


CARICOM is no closer to solving regional air transportation issues. Another summit of government leaders done; another failure. It does not make a lick of sense to bring illiterates together in a summit to discuss the writings of Shakespeare. And one cannot expect to make a marathon runner out of a patient who is limping around on crutches.
The right way to find solutions and make true progress in the region is by involving airline/aviation professionals in a summit. The formula for success may be to bring three true government or political leaders together in one …

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