Caribbean Airlines adds Tobago-Toronto route and restarts Trinidad-Caracas flights

Caribbean Airlines announced a set of network changes on Friday, adding a nonstop service between Tobago and Toronto, restarting passenger flights between Trinidad and Caracas, and launching charter flights linking Trinidad with Panama.

The airline said the expansion is intended to offer more travel options for business, leisure and visiting-family travellers, while supporting trade and strengthening its regional and international connectivity.

The Tobago-Toronto route begins on October 25, 2026, operating once a week on Sundays with no intermediate stop. The carrier described the link as connecting Tobago directly to one of its key international markets and said it should ease family travel and tourism between the island and Canada ahead of the winter high season.

Regular commercial passenger service between Trinidad and Caracas resumes on October 31, 2026, restoring direct air links between the two neighbouring countries. Flights are scheduled on Saturdays, leaving Trinidad at 8:15 a.m. and arriving in Caracas at 10:10 a.m., with the return departing Caracas at 10:55 a.m. and reaching Trinidad at 12:45 p.m. The airline said the route is aimed at tourism and business travel.

Caribbean Airlines also plans a series of charter flights to Panama to handle higher demand during the year-end holidays and the Carnival season, according to the announcement.