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Caribbean Airlines
The development of aviation infrastructure is one of the key indicators of an economy’s openness and its integration into regional and international processes. From 15 August 2025, Caribbean Airlines will launch direct flights between Dominica and Puerto Rico, while also increasing the frequency of its flights to Trinidad. Additional connections provide convenient links to New York and other business hubs across the Western Hemisphere, creating new opportunities for travel, business relations, and investment initiatives.
For Dominica, this is more than just a logistical improvement — it affirms the island’s increasingly resilient role in the regional economy. Enhanced transport connectivity is viewed by the market as a sign of infrastructure maturity and institutional credibility — both critical factors in the success of citizenship by investment programmes.
The launch of new routes to Dominica reflects Caribbean Airlines’ strategic approach to network development. As the national airline of Trinidad and Tobago, the carrier operates over 600 flights weekly, connecting more than 25 destinations across the region. Its modern fleet includes Boeing 737 MAX jets and ATR 72-600 turboprops, allowing it to efficiently serve both long-haul and short-haul routes.
According to Caribbean Airlines CEO Garvin Medera, the flight schedule was revised in response to growing demand and customer feedback: “These schedule enhancements are a direct response to market demand and feedback from our valued customers. At Caribbean Airlines, we are focused on delivering a consistent and reliable product and fulfilling our mandate to improve connectivity throughout the Caribbean.”
Partnerships with international carriers such as American Airlines, Air Canada, and British Airways ensure smooth onward connections, while the Caribbean Miles loyalty programme makes regular travel to Dominica even more attractive. Reliability, flexibility, and a customer-first ethos make Caribbean Airlines a key player in the region’s economic momentum.
For projects that align with international standards of project governance — such as Anichi Resort & Spa under the Marriott Autograph Collection brand — transport accessibility is an essential part of institutional infrastructure. The development of hotels and residences tailored to global clientele demands not only architectural finesse, but also dependable air traffic. Business professionals, legal advisors, architects, suppliers, and ultimately investors themselves must be able to reach the site without logistical complications.
New routes reduce travel time and cut transactional costs — both literally and economically. The ability to fly directly from Puerto Rico or New York is not merely a matter of convenience; it is a signal of Dominica’s integration into regional business mobility networks.
Dominica’s citizenship by investment programme, focused on government-approved real estate, has long been regarded as a reliable vehicle for economic diversification. But the success of such initiatives depends not only on regulatory stability but also on the physical accessibility of the country — for investors, inspectors, and auditors alike. The dependable air links provided by Caribbean Airlines are a natural complement to Dominica’s emerging infrastructure as a modern, open, and dynamic economy.
The additional air routes also support other sectors — from tourism to professional services — helping to build a sustainable ecosystem in which investment is not only secured but also supported by high-quality services.
Decisions in aviation are rarely made in isolation from macroeconomic priorities. Expanding air routes is a forward-looking indicator of how markets perceive the potential of a territory. Dominica’s growing integration into Caribbean Airlines’ regional network speaks volumes.
Together with the institutional maturity of its investment projects, international partnerships with global brands, and a focus on sustainable development, Dominica is shaping a distinctive offer in the citizenship by investment market.
Citizenship is a legal status — but the decision to obtain it is always an investment in the future. And the easier it is to reach that future, the more secure it feels.
