Dhaka, May 26 -- At the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association's (CHTA) 43rd Caribbean Travel Marketplace, the company's CEO Trevor Sadler said: "We will come into Trinidad this year.

We've been holding off that entry as there's a couple of things to want to do on our side so we'll see launching additional aeroplanes and in turn be part of the new route structure that's coming this year."

Sadler dispelled rumors suggesting that the Trinidad and Tobago Civil Aviation Authority (TTCAA) was behind the airline's delayed entry into the Trinidad market. He said: "No, there's just a standard legal process that's adjudicated via the Civil Aviation Authority in each respective country.

So Civil Aviation in Trinidad has no concerns in that rega...