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Two of this country’s main aviation unions have requested urgent talks with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, after she declared that Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) has two years to address its financial issues or face potential job losses.
At a United National Congress meeting in Couva last week, Persad-Bissessar said that none of CAL’s routes have been profitable.
“Not one single route of Caribbean Airlines is bringing a profit. But we are spending millions of dollars. They have two years max, to sort out the mess. Otherwise, everyone there will have to look for a new job. Your future is in your hands,” she said.
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