Regional carrier, Caribbean Airlines, has announced that from the 14th October, it will be flying to Tortola in the British Virgin islands.  

The airline said the new route forms part of its expansion and is also part of its strategic plan to better connect the Caribbean region, while enhancing its robust network.

According to a statement, Caribbean Airlines will operate four weekly flights to Tortola from Trinidad and Tobago with connections through Antigua, Barbados and Puerto Rico.

The airline recently launched its service to Puerto Rico and is also looking to expand to a number of other destinations across the region.

Caribbean Airlines says tickets for its Tortola service have already gone on sale.

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