Caribbean Airlines Wins Best Airline Staff Award for Central America and Caribbean

Caribbean Airlines Wins Best Airline Staff Award for Central America and Caribbean

Caribbean Airlines has been named Best Airline Staff in Central America & the Caribbean at the 2026 World Airline Awards.

The regional carrier announced the achievement on September 18, thanking its employees and passengers for contributing to the recognition.

Caribbean Airlines said the award reflects the dedication, warmth and professionalism of its team, as well as the trust and loyalty shown by customers.

The World Airline Awards are organised by aviation rating organisation Skytrax and recognise airlines across a range of categories based on passenger satisfaction.

In celebrating the achievement, Caribbean Airlines credited both its staff and travelling public, telling customers: “This award belongs to you.”

The recognition provides a significant regional achievement for the Trinidad and Tobago-based airline as it continues connecting destinations throughout the Caribbean and beyond.

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