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interCaribbean Extends Flight Cancellations To Thursday

interCaribbean Extends Flight Cancellations To Thursday

Today the airline which flies between BVI, San Juan, Dominica, St. Lucia, Dominica Republic, and Antigua announced that due to the path and windspeeds of Tropical Storm Dorian, it would be cancelling flights on August 28 and August 29.

Even before his Excellency Governor Augustus Jaspert announced that the airport might be closed today, August 28, interCaribbean Airways commenced cancelling a number of its flights.

The company therefore advised its customers who were booked on these flights to check on the first available flights, postpone their travel or seek a refund.

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