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	BWIA West Indies Airways
		BWIA West Indies Airways, called "Bwee" by locals, is the national airline of Trinidad and Tobago.
		As of 2003 BWIA was one of the leading Cariibean airlines, carrying over 1.4 million passengers a year with over 600 departures in the Caribbean and another 60 international departures every week.
		BWIA has hubs in Port of Spain and Barbados, It serves New York City, Miami, Florida, Toronto, Washington, DC, London, Manchester, Caracas, Georgetown (Guyana), Suriname, San José (Costa Rica), Havana, Santo Domingo, Kingston, Antigua, St.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/b/bw/bwia_west_indies_airways.html (533 words)

	BWIA West Indies Airways - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		BWIA West Indies Airways (IATA: BW, ICAO: BWA, and Callsign: West Indian), called "Bwee" by locals, is the national airline of Trinidad and Tobago.
		BWIA became BWIA International in 1980 after a merger with Trinidad and Tobago Air Services, becoming the national airline.
		As of 2003 BWIA was one of the leading Caribbean airlines, carrying over 1.4 million passengers a year with over 600 departures in the Caribbean and another 60 international departures every week.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/BWIA (567 words)

	BWIA West Indies Airways - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		British West Indian Airways was founded in 1939 by New Zealander Lowell Yerex using a Lockheed Lodestar twin on daily services between Trinidad and Barbados.
		In 1948 BWIA was sold to British South American Airways, but the name 'BWIA' was retained for operating routes among the Caribbean Islands using Vickers Viking twin piston types.
		In 1949 BSAA merged with British Overseas Airways Corporation and BWIA became a subsidiary of BOAC.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/BWIA_West_Indies_Airways (567 words)

	BWIA West Indies Airway Limited
		BWIA is under no obligation to monitor the information residing on or transmitted to this Web Site or to read or respond to any communications directed to or concerning this Web Site.
		BWIA reserves the right to modify, reject or eliminate any information residing on or transmitted to its Web Site that it believes, in its sole discretion, is unacceptable or violates these terms or conditions.
		BWIA West Indies Airways Limited is subject to and applies the liability provisions of the Warsaw Convention or the Montreal Convention, as applicable.
	www.bwee.com /legal.htm (3214 words)

	Airlines In Trinidad & Tobago.
		The Minister indicated that a merger between BWIA and Liat to form a regional airline was onstream to meet its July 1 deadline and Government had provided a loan of EC$ 17 million to regional shareholder governments to keep Liat operational.
		BWIA spokesman Clint Williams refused to comment on the status of the aircraft yesterday evening though, adding the negotiations for its release were ongoing.
		BWIA West Indies' recently-concluded meetings to evaluate the performance of the abridge during the Under 17 World Football Tournament have resulted in high praise for the service offered jointly by BWIA, BWee Express and Tobago Express.
	www.socawarriors.net /airlines_in_trinidad.htm (13378 words)

	BWIA West Indies Airways - QuickSeek Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		BWIA West Indies Airways, called "B-wee" by locals, is the national airline of Trinidad and Tobago.
		BWIA became BWIA International in 1980 after a merger with Trinidad and Tobago Air Services (which had been formed by the government in June 1974), becoming the national airline.
		The Virgin Atlantic Airways A340 was expected to be returned in June, however, a return of POS to Category 1 status has encouraged BWIA to extend the lease and aggressively attain the second A340 from Air Canada (in the original deal) now that Air Canada has sorted out it's fleet replacement programme.
	bwiawestindiesairways.quickseek.com (878 words)

	West Indies Airways
		BWIA was founded in 1940 and for 65 years.The Airline Hubs being the Twin Island Republic - Trinidad and Tobago, Antigua, Barbados.
		BWIA operates long range Airbus A-340s and a new fleet of Next generation Boeing 737-800 aircraft with enhanced inflight facilities.
		BWIA operates long-range Airbus A-340s, and a new fleet of Next Generation Boeing 737-800 aircraft with enhanced in-flight facilities.
	www.stictravel.com /ourairlines/bwee/default.htm (1011 words)

	BWIA To Close After 66 Years; Government To Form New Airline
		Tired of trying to fix BWIA West Indies Airways after years of losses, the government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago decided late last week to shutter the 66-year old airline and start from scratch by forming a new carrier to serve the islands.
		All tickets already bought for travel on BWIA will be honored by Caribbean Airlines, and frequent flyer miles will transfer and qualify on the new airline "to ensure customer continuity and confidence." Representatives of BWIA and its four unions are holding talks about the carrier's closure.
		BWIA flies seven Boeing 737-800s, most of which are on lease from International Lease Finance Corp., according to the Airclaims fleet database.
	www.aviationweek.com /aw/generic/story_channel.jsp?channel=comm&id=news/BWIA09126.xml (571 words)

	Airliners.net Civil Aviation: Bwia West Indies Airways Update (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		BWIA is part of a consortium of Caribbean airlines that has been awarded the contract to be the official carrier for teams, media, sponsors and VIPs, and tournament officials during the 2007 Cricket World Cup to be hosted by the West Indies from March to April.
		BWIA will issue a detailed communication to all shareholders of BWIA, concerning the closure of the company and their shareholdings.
		Representatives of BWIA and the Unions are holding discussions with respect to the closure of BWIA and the separation of employees.
	www.airliners.net /discussions/general_aviation/read.main/2978852 (3971 words)

	BWIA West Indies Airways to cease operations
		BWIA will continue uninterrupted service to its valued customers while management ensures a seamless transition to Caribbean Airlines.
		Davies also stated that the mandate he received through the Board of Directors from the Government of Trinidad and Tobago allowed him, the management and staff of BWIA to recognize the dynamic changes that are affecting the global airline industry and to position Caribbean Airlines in an ever-increasing competitive context.
		All tickets already purchased for travel on BWIA will be honoured by Caribbean Airlines, and BWEE Frequent Flyer air miles and Club BWEE memberships will transfer and qualify on the new airline to ensure customer continuity and confidence.
	www.caribbean.com /cms/Trinidad___Tobago/BWIA_L580.html (440 words)

	Boeing: BWIA West Indies Airways' First Boeing 737-800 Carries Relief Supplies
		SEATTLE, Jan. 07, 2000 -- BWIA West Indies Airways today took delivery of its first Boeing Next-Generation 737-800, becoming the first 737-800 operator in the Latin America and Caribbean regions.
		In partnership with BWIA and Northwest Medical Teams International of Portland, Oregon, Boeing coordinated the shipment of supplies through its International Relief Delivery Flights program to help the people of Venezuela following the recent devastating mudslides.
		BWIA is scheduled to take delivery of five more 737-800s - on lease from International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC) - in 2000.
	www.boeing.com /commercial/737family/news/2000/news_release_000107d.html (388 words)

	bwia west indies airways - Information from Reference.com
		BWIA West Indies Airways, called "B-wee" by locals, is the national...
		Airways Average travel time is 5 hours and 5 minutes...
		BWIA West Indies Airways is not responsible for the unilateral programme changes
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	ATW: BWIA to shut down, be replaced by Caribbean Airlines
		BWIA West Indies Airways, the money-losing Trinidad and Tobago carrier that unsuccessfully attempted multiple recoveries over the past decade, will shut down Dec. 31 and be replaced by a new carrier, Caribbean Airlines.
		Union leaders countered that BWIA's demise was a long time coming and that Davies, who assumed control in March (ATWOnline, March 24), is ignoring years of missteps in blaming labor for its failure.
		BWIA said more information on the new airline will be forthcoming, but Davies indicated that the new entity will move away from competing with major international carriers on high-density routes, concentrating instead on "niche" services.
	www.atwonline.com /news/story.html?storyID=6388 (524 words)

	Virtual BWIA Home Page
		Our goal here at BWIA Virtual Airlines is to have fun and enjoy the flight simulator world that we operate in.
		All BWIA Pilots Are Encouraged To Join and Fly On Both Rosters.
		BWIA Virtual Airlines is a virtual airline, operated by and created for flight simulator enthusiasts, BWIA Virtual Airlines has no connection with any real world airlines or charter services.
	www.fly-va.com /bwia/index.htm (197 words)

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	BWIA West Indies Airways - Cheap Airlines and Flights to West Indies from BWIA
		The pace of life in Tobago is slower; away from the established, but not crowded, resorts at the western end of the island are plenty of secluded coves and bays where you can idle away the hours in the water and the sun in classic Caribbean fashion.
		In the early 2000s BWIA changed its livery to a new colorful Caribbean green/blue color with its famous steelpan trademark, the national musical instrument of its home base.
		By 2003 BWIA had become one of the leading Caribbean airlines, carrying over 1.4 million passengers a year with over 600 departures in the Caribbean and another 60 international departures every week.
	www.airfarebasement.com /cheap_flights_to/bwia_west_indies.asp (491 words)

	BWIA West Indies Airways
		BWIA West Indies Airways, BWIA was founded in 1940, and for more than 60 years has been serving the Caribbean islands from Trinidad and Tobago, the hub of the Americas, linking the twin island republic and many other Caribbean islands with North America, South America, the United Kingdom and Europe.
		BWIA presently has ticketing agreements with a number of smaller Caribbean carriers.
		BWIA West Indies Airways has flights to following destinations across the world.
	www.flightshub.com /main-airlines/airlines/west-indies-airlines.html (227 words)

	Turquoise Net - Discussion Forum : Post/Read Messages
		BWIA (British West Indies Airways) will shut down on Dec. 31, and a new carrier, Caribbean Airlines, will take its place as the national carrier of Trinidad and Tobago in January 2007, according to Peter Davies, BWIA's CEO.
		The decision to shut down the cash-strapped BWIA followed a government cabinet session Sept. 7, during which a 10-member ministerial team weighed various business proposals for the carrier's future.
		All BWIA tickets already purchased will be honored by Caribbean Airlines; BWIA's frequent flyer miles also will transfer to Caribbean Airlines.
	www.turq.com /forum/aindex2.php?action=view&id=8992 (180 words)

	Luchtzak Aviation - BWIA West Indies Airways to fly or not to fly?
		In the same time the government ordered a task force to look at the needs of the air transport industry and decide if there is need for a state airline or if other commercial airlines can provide the service.
		BWIA should implement a jet service in Caracas as most Latin American airlines fly to Venezuela.
		Several BWIA flights have been stopped for the time being to reduce the losses.
	www.luchtzak.be /article8286.html (449 words)

	Bwia West Indies Airways Limited
		BWIA West Indies Airways Limited is not subject to and does not apply the...
		BWIA West Indies Airways Ltd. BWIA has been around for more than 60 years and has a strong and consistent track record providing flights to and from several...
		BWIA West Indies Airways, LTD. BWIA was founded in 1940, and for more than 60 years has been serving the Caribbean islands from Trinidad and Tobago,...
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	Opodo news stories - BWIA becomes Caribbean Airlines
		BWIA West Indies Airways is to become Caribbean Airlines.
		The change comes as the government of Trinidad and Tobago the majority shareholder of the airline has accepted a capital injection to create a new regional airline.
		He said: 'We are looking to the 21st century whilst being empathic to our historical past; determination, passion and focus will allow us to build a future and respond honourably to the loyalty that customers have demonstrated over the years.'
	news.opodo.co.uk /articles/2006-09-22/17680552-BWIA-becomes.php (302 words)

	WebFlyer :: Ratings & Reviews
		BWIA's Web site doesn't offer many of the features and services that you will find on the sites of bigger airlines.
		But BWIA and its BWEE Miles program fill a smaller niche in the airline industry, and the company focuses on maximizing the quality of the items it does offer.
		So, because BWIA has clearly made an effort to "do it well, or don't do it at all," we won't complain too much about the lack of online award booking.
	www.webflyer.com /programs/ratings_and_reviews/programweb.php?key=BWA01 (532 words)

	Bwia West Indies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		BWIA West Indies Airways, true.....to Angelfish Villa,Grand Cayman, British West Indies,relax on our pristine beach.....Angelfish Villa...
		BWIA West Indies Airways Ltd. - About BWIA - History
		BWIA West Indies Airways Ltd. - About BWIA - Overview
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	Caribbean Airlines replaces BWIA West Indies Airways
		Caribbean Airlines replaces BWIA West Indies Airways, which has served the Caribbean honourably for 66 years.
		The hummingbird is found only in the New World and early references to Trinidad are as the land of the hummingbird.
		Tickets purchased for travel on BWIA will be honoured on Caribbean Airlines, and frequent flyer miles and membership in Club BWEE will be automatically transferred, guaranteeing continuity and confidence for all customers.
	www.caribbean.com /cms/Trinidad___Tobago/Caribbean_Airlines_L627.html (359 words)

	aerosecure.com \| Airline-Sicherheitsprofil Caribbean Airlines
		Im Jahr 2004 beförderte BWIA 1 132 691 Passagiere.
		Die Airline "BWIA West Indies Airways Ltd." ist seit dem Jahr 2000 an der Börse notiert.
		BWIA International führt Liniendienste zu verschiedenen Zielen in der Karibik, den USA und Europa durch.
	www.aerosecure.de /airlineinfos01.php?code=139&last=218 (134 words)

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