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On April 20, Frontier Airlines will operate its last flight out of T&T. The Denver-based ultra low-cost carrier will end service between Trinidad and its Puerto Rico hub, nine months after launching the route.
In a statement to Guardian Media, Rob Harris, Frontier Airlines’ corporate communications manager said, “We periodically review and update our routes based on demand, seasonality, and other factors”. Harris did not rule out the possibility of the airline returning to T&T saying, Frontier “will continue to evaluate a potential return in the future”. The Airport’s Authority of Trinidad and Tobago also confirmed it will “continue to work together with Frontier Airlines,” in a statement to the newspaper.
According to well-placed aviation sources with knowledge of the situation, the country’s ongoing foreign exchange challenges played a role in Frontier’s decision to exit the market.
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