Caribbean Air­lines (CAL) has an­nounced that ef­fec­tive Au­gust 15, 2025, cus­tomers would have non-stop ser­vice be­tween Do­mini­ca and Puer­to Ri­co, up to three times week­ly.

Ad­di­tion­al­ly, the air­line has in­creased non-stop flights be­tween Do­mini­ca and Trinidad as part of its en­hanced com­mer­cial sched­ule.

“These ad­di­tion­al flights fa­cil­i­tate seam­less on­ward con­nec­tions to/from New York,” CAL said in a re­lease is­sued yes­ter­day.

It said this lat­est ad­just­ment re­flect­ed the air­line’s con­tin­ued com­mit­ment to re­spond to cus­tomer feed­back and re­gion­al trav­el needs, adding that the up­dat­ed sched­ule will make trav­el be­tween Do­mini­ca, Puer­to Ri­co, Trinidad and New York eas­i­er and more con­ve­nient, sup­port­ing busi­ness, leisure, and cul­tur­al ex­change across the re­gion.

On the ini­tia­tive, CEO of CAL Garvin Med­era, said, “These sched­ule en­hance­ments are a di­rect re­sponse to mar­ket de­mand and feed­back from our val­ued cus­tomers. At Caribbean Air­lines, we are fo­cused on de­liv­er­ing a con­sis­tent and re­li­able prod­uct and ful­fill­ing our man­date to im­prove con­nec­tiv­i­ty through­out the Caribbean.”

Caribbean Air­lines added it is ex­pect­ed to roll out fur­ther sched­ule up­dates in the com­ing days and cus­tomers could look out for more con­ve­nient trav­el op­tions start­ing this sum­mer sea­son.

This fol­lows the air­line rein­tro­duc­ing late-night flights be­tween T&T, ef­fec­tive Ju­ly 1.

CAL had an­nounced via so­cial me­dia that it would re­sume its late-night flight be­tween the is­lands, a ser­vice that had not op­er­at­ed since the COVID-19 pan­dem­ic.

The dai­ly flight leaves Trinidad at 11.30 pm and ar­rives in To­ba­go at 11.55 pm. The re­turn flight de­parts To­ba­go at 12.30 am and ar­rives back in Trinidad at 12.55 am.

This adds at least 136 seats to the air­bridge (if CAL us­es its low­er den­si­ty ATR 72-600s).

Caribbean Air­lines had al­so an­nounced ex­pand­ed ser­vice be­tween Trinidad and Mi­a­mi, with new flights launch­ing on June 19.

The ad­di­tion­al flights would op­er­ate on Thurs­days and Sun­days, giv­ing trav­ellers more flex­i­bil­i­ty—es­pe­cial­ly for week­end trips—just in time for the busy Ju­ly/Au­gust va­ca­tion sea­son.

The air­line added Mi­a­mi con­tin­ues to be one of its most pop­u­lar des­ti­na­tions for shop­ping, leisure, and short get­aways.

Med­era, who al­so spoke on this move, had said, “At Caribbean Air­lines, we are al­ways look­ing for ways to re­spond to the needs of our cus­tomers. When re­sources al­low, we add ca­pac­i­ty on pop­u­lar routes to give more choice and flex­i­bil­i­ty. These ad­di­tion­al Mi­a­mi flights are part of that com­mit­ment, and we are de­light­ed to of­fer even more op­por­tu­ni­ties for trav­el.”