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Caribbean Airlines will resume non-stop flights between Trinidad and Caracas on October 31, 2026, marking the first direct service between the two destinations in years. The airline announced the revival of the route as part of its regional expansion programme, offering a weekly Saturday flight that will connect Piarco International Airport in Trinidad to Simón Bolívar International Airport near Venezuela’s capital. The new service, which runs in both directions, will provide a one-hour and 55-minute journey, eliminating the need for connecting flights. Departures from Trinidad are scheduled for 8:15 am, arriving in Caracas at 10:10 am, while the return flight departs Caracas at 10:55 am, landing in Trinidad at 12:45 pm. Passengers are advised to verify final schedules with the airline, as timings may change. One-way fares start at US$302, including taxes, and are valid for travel between October 31 and November 30, 2026. The airline notes that prices are subject to availability and booking conditions, with travellers encouraged to check fare details before purchasing tickets. Bookings can be made through the Caribbean Airlines website, mobile app, authorised travel agents, or booking centres. This direct route is expected to benefit tourists, business travellers, and those with family ties between Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela. The airline’s expansion aligns with broader efforts to strengthen regional connectivity, particularly as air travel demand continues to grow in the Caribbean. For those planning trips, the resumption of this route offers a more convenient and time-efficient option compared to previous multi-stop journeys. However, travellers should monitor updates from Caribbean Airlines for any adjustments to schedules or fares before finalising their plans.
Caribbean Airlines will resume non-stop flights between Trinidad and Caracas on October 31, 2026, marking the first direct service between the two destinations in years. The airline announced the revival of the route as part of its regional expansion programme, offering a weekly Saturday flight that will connect Piarco International Airport in Trinidad to Simón Bolívar International Airport near Venezuela’s capital.
The new service, which runs in both directions, will provide a one-hour and 55-minute journey, eliminating the need for connecting flights. Departures from Trinidad are scheduled for 8:15 am, arriving in Caracas at 10:10 am, while the return flight departs Caracas at 10:55 am, landing in Trinidad at 12:45 pm. Passengers are advised to verify final schedules with the airline, as timings may change.
One-way fares start at US$302, including taxes, and are valid for travel between October 31 and November 30, 2026. The airline notes that prices are subject to availability and booking conditions, with travellers encouraged to check fare details before purchasing tickets. Bookings can be made through the Caribbean Airlines website, mobile app, authorised travel agents, or booking centres.
This direct route is expected to benefit tourists, business travellers, and those with family ties between Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela. The airline’s expansion aligns with broader efforts to strengthen regional connectivity, particularly as air travel demand continues to grow in the Caribbean.
For those planning trips, the resumption of this route offers a more convenient and time-efficient option compared to previous multi-stop journeys. However, travellers should monitor updates from Caribbean Airlines for any adjustments to schedules or fares before finalising their plans.
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