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Friday, April 4, 2025

CAL adds special flights to MoBay

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CEO of Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera with Reggae Sumfest promoter Joe Bogdanovich on the revealing of the Reggae Sumfest decal on Caribbean Airlines aircraft at Norman Manley International Airport, Jamaica.

CEO of Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera with Reggae Sumfest promoter Joe Bogdanovich on the revealing of the Reggae Sumfest decal on Caribbean Airlines aircraft at Norman Manley International Airport, Jamaica.

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Trav­ellers head­ing to Ja­maica for the ‘The Biggest Reg­gae Mu­sic Fes­ti­val on Earth’ can now fly from Trinidad and To­ba­go to Mon­tego Bay with Caribbean Air­lines.

The pre­sent­ing spon­sor of Reg­gae Sum­fest in Ja­maica will of­fer spe­cial flights be­tween both des­ti­na­tions, with oth­er con­nec­tions.

Caribbean Air­lines CEO Garvin Med­era ex­pressed his en­thu­si­asm about the air­line’s role as the pre­sent­ing spon­sor.

“We are hap­py to be the pre­sent­ing spon­sor of Reg­gae Sum­fest, an event that rep­re­sents the spir­it of reg­gae mu­sic,” he said.

“This fes­ti­val show­cas­es the rich di­ver­si­ty of our mu­sic and cul­ture, and we are proud to play a part in mak­ing it even more ac­ces­si­ble to mu­sic lovers from across the re­gion and be­yond with these spe­cial ser­vices. These flights will pro­vide con­ve­nient and di­rect trans­porta­tion to Reg­gae Sum­fest, en­sur­ing that fans can im­merse them­selves in the vi­brant at­mos­phere of the fes­ti­val.”

In April, CAL an­nounced its part­ner­ship, which will ex­tend for the next two years and will be promi­nent­ly show­cased through a spe­cial de­cal on one of Caribbean Air­lines’ new Boe­ing 737-8 air­craft.

“The in­stal­la­tion of the Reg­gae Sum­fest 30th an­niver­sary lo­go on CAL’s 737 is a mat­ter of pride for us as it will an­nounce our part­ner­ship at all gate­ways the jet en­ters and cel­e­brate an im­por­tant el­e­ment of re­gion­al uni­ty,” said Reg­gae Sum­fest pro­mot­er Joe Bog­nadovish (in April).

“I firm­ly be­lieve that mu­sic is the great uni­fi­er. The rhythms of dance­hall, reg­gae and so­ca have blend­ed over the years as our artistes col­lab­o­rate in a range of cre­ative en­deav­ours. Reg­gae Sum­fest has in­creas­ing­ly in­vit­ed so­ca artistes to per­form on our stage and I am aware of the pop­u­lar­i­ty of our artistes in the rest of the Caribbean and the world. Thanks to Caribbean Air­lines for re­viv­ing the part­ner­ship for an­oth­er two years. We hope that this sig­nals many more years of cre­ative col­lab­o­ra­tion.”

Reg­gae Sum­fest is a cel­e­bra­tion of Caribbean mu­sic, artistes, and cul­ture.

This in­ter­na­tion­al­ly ac­claimed fes­ti­val pro­vides Caribbean artistes with a glob­al plat­form to show­case their tal­ent on the grand­est stage.

PIC: CEO of Caribbean Air­lines, Garvin Med­era with Reg­gae Sum­fest pro­mot­er Joe Bog­danovich on the re­veal­ing of the Reg­gae Sum­fest de­cal on Caribbean Air­lines air­craft at Nor­man Man­ley In­ter­na­tion­al Air­port, Ja­maica.


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