Talk:Caribbean Airlines
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[edit] Tobago Express
The article seems inaccurate in its information on Tobago Express. CAL took over Tabex on 1st October 2007 and promptly shut it down making all workers redundant and offering then new jobs CAL. The Trinidad/Tobago air bridge, that was previously provided by Tabex, is now being run by CAL who look as if they are wanting to expand the routes flow by the Dash 8's to include Guyana and Barbados. To think that they would set up another subsidiary company would reduce their flexibility which is why they seemed to take over and shut down Tabex in the first place. - Dave Smith 12:39, 27 October 2007 (UTC)
