On June 24, 2026, a devastating double earthquake struck Venezuela, leaving communities in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. In the aftermath, the Venezuelan Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago highlighted the critical role of timely aid.
On September 3, 2026, Caribbean Airlines transported a cargo of relief supplies directly to affected Venezuelan regions. The shipment included essential medical equipment, food, and temporary shelter materials, aimed at easing the suffering of displaced families.
In a statement issued on September 10, the embassy publicly thanked Caribbean Airlines and its staff, speaking on behalf of the Venezuelan community residing in Trinidad and Tobago. The message praised the airline’s professionalism, efficiency, and care in executing the operation.
The embassy underscored the longstanding friendship and neighbourly solidarity between the two nations, framing CAL’s assistance as a testament to regional integration and shared humanity. It noted that the airline’s support went beyond logistics, embodying mutual respect and compassion.
Concluding the statement, the embassy urged that gratitude be conveyed to every member of Caribbean Airlines involved, affirming that the airline’s generosity will not be forgotten.
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