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Printed in AirSXM.com, Mon 19-Sep-2005

LIAT and Winair offering great birthday fares throughout the Caribbean

If you are an island-hopper looking for great fares throughout the Caribbean then have a look at the wonderful specials both LIAT and Winair are offering as birthday fares. LIAT is celebrating their 49th anniversary and is offering a special birthday fare of only $49 USD to all LIAT destinations in the Caribbean. Winair, in an effort to match this offer and also promote their flights during the low season months from September until the end of November, being the younger of the two airlines is offering an even better fare of only $44 USD to all Winair destinations. Wow!

About LIAT
LIAT entered the airline business in 1956 firmly devoted to providing fast and reliable service throughout the Caribbean. Today, LIAT continues to maintain that standard with more top-of-the-line LIAT aircrafts added regularly. LIAT serves destinations throughout the Caribbean. With dedicated service and frequent LIAT departure times, LIAT has proven itself as a leader in island travel.

Winair Britten-Norman Islander aircraft taking to the skies for only $44 this season

About Winair
Winair has provided safe and efficient air transportation in the North Eastern Caribbean for 44 years and is therefore offering this special $44 USD fare. Windward Islands Airways International N.V. is a government owned regional airline and was founded in 1961. The airline operates 4 Twin-Otter and 2 Britton-Normand Islander aircraft between nine destinations. Winair offers daily connections from the Princess Juliana Airport in St. Maarten to the islands of Saba, St. Eustatius, St. Barths, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Anguilla and Tortola.

Book and celebrate
So join both these airlines in celebrating their anniversaries and fly to any of their destinations throughout the Caribbean for only $44 and $49 US dollars. Don't wait any longer. Book now and celebrate.
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