LIAT and Caribbean Star took another major step in their ongoing merger with the publication of the combined flight schedule of both carriers, which took effect February 1. The new schedule maintains service to the 22 gateways previously served by both carriers; all flights will use LIAT’s LI two-letter designator code.

The number of foreign visitors to the United States has dropped sharply since the attacks of September 11, 2001, costing the country tens of billions of dollars, a travel industry study showed last week.

Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer said late on Monday it had delivered 37 jetliners in the fourth quarter, bringing total aircraft deliveries for 2006 to 130.

Boca Chavon Ecomarine and Yatch Club, an ambitious project with a modern tourism apartment complex, villas and a marina along the Chavon River, is now sizzling. Developers have limited the work to groundbreaking operations in compliance with requirements by the Dominican Environmental Protection Ministry (DEPM).

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico (GAP) announced this week that it was included in the IPC Index, the primary performance indicator of the Mexican equity markets, comprised of companies listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange.

Mexicana Airlines has entered into an historic agreement with the National Union of Transport, Manufacturing, Aviation, Service and Similar Workers (SNTTTASS).