Caribbean Airlines flight 660 to Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago

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[Jonathan Tack]

thanks for your comments on CAL you all

[Jonathan Tack]

that's exciting, sid17391. glad CAL is still humming along in the industry

[Jonathan Tack]

it was an Airbus A320 Trinidad-based aircraft. Yes, it had a hummingbird on the tail :)

[Stevie B]

CAL has B737-800's on their fleet (from BWIA) gone are the A340-300's :( I dont think they have 320s though

[solomonpilot767]

wow nice and,thanks 4 posting ut,type ethiopian cockpit view and,enjoy my vid!

[sid ali]

now with respect to a CAL flying to london , theyre wating on the industry to peak again.. however i think its reaching its glass ceiling limit because there;s 3 BA flights a week... now the only .. thats alot of ppl that wanna fly the route.. so i guess the problem is getting the capital to purchase those gates at a london airport

[sid ali]

well actually CAL has no more a340 bcus they have stopped the london route. the BA operates the route , cal sold theyre gates for nothing at heathrow... now its really expensive to get those gates at any of the london city airports....ergo CAL doesnt fly to any of londons three airports..... a 767 is most likely to be wet leased to CAL on the 17 of december of this year to operate the guyana to pearson int'l route since its too long for the 738 to make it with 45 mins of reserve fuel...

[sid ali]

i soke to a CAL pilot about two months ago man an he said next year theyre adding a 777 to do the piarco gatwick route......

[cometoanend]

CAL doesn't have any A-320's. They have the A-340 and 737 jets. However, about 12 yrs ago, when it was BWIA, they had the A-321 for a short time. Jonathantack dunno what he talkin bout. Or maybe he have information de rest of us don't have access to?

[sid ali]

i thought CAL only have B737's in their fleet