A hard time for the airline industry means hard times for BWIA International Airways. But the 63-year-old Trinidad-based Caribbean airline has a new business plan and is working toward a prosperous… ...

BWIA is to be replaced in 2007 by a new airline operating out of the Trinidad capital, Port of Spain. It's to be called Caribbean Airlines. International carrier.

Trinidad's government has retaken control of struggling airline BWIA, but the country's trade minister July 28 said the arrangement was only temporary, The Associated Press reported. BWIA was ...

BWIA West Indies Airways recently took delivery of its seventh Boeing 737-800 for use on new routes to Trinidad and Santo Domingo later this month, part of a larger plan to simplify its fleet and ...

BWIA was state-owned until privatization in 1995, which left the government with 33.5%. The government of Trinidad & Tobago reassumed control of 75% equity at money-strapped BWIA in the hope of ...

NEW YORK -- BWIA will launch its own tour operation on April 15, featuring "all the hotels and all the destinations" that BWIA and LIAT, its regional partner, serve in the Caribbean.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad -- BWIA tapped two longtime executives as the carrier's general managers as they divide top management roles that formerly were carried out by ex-CEO Conrad Aleong, who ...

No date has been announced for BWIA’s closure, but the Trinidad-based Caribbean Airlines is scheduled to begin service in early 2007. The carrier will provide regional air transport within the ...

Trinidad's government, which owns a third of the airline, demanded last week that BWIA "restructure" its management. The company's financial problems reached a low point two weeks ago when a ...

BWIA West Indies Airways president and chief executive Conrad Aleong is so confident in the long-term prospects for commercial aviation in the Caribbean that a wide-scale collapse of airlines in ...

I was surprised that minority BWIA shareholders rejected the Government's ex gratia offer of 20 cents compensation for each of their shares. Surprised because there can be no legal or ...