LIAT to Resume Services to STT

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LIAT to Resume Services to STT

Caribbean airline LIAT will resume service to St. Thomas, the airline announced Tuesday. The airline has been working to resume services since its restart in November 2020. St. Thomas will be its 10th destination as it works to reconnect the Caribbean.

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