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    Five LIAT Air Flights Cancelled, Leaving Passengers Stranded at V.C. Bird Airport

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    Dozens of travellers were left stranded at V.C. Bird International Airport on Friday after the cancellation of five LIAT Air flights, sparking frustration among passengers seeking information about their travel plans.

    The cancellations disrupted travel for passengers departing Antigua, with many left waiting inside the terminal for updates on when they would be able to continue their journeys.

    Several affected travellers expressed uncertainty as they attempted to obtain details on alternative flights and rebooking options. The lack of clear information added to growing anxiety among those hoping to leave the island.

    Antigua newsroom understands that the cancellations affected multiple scheduled departures, leaving passengers scrambling to make new travel arrangements.

    It was not immediately clear what caused the flight cancellations, and LIAT Air had not publicly commented on the disruption at the time of publication.

    Passengers continue to await further updates as airline representatives work to address the situation.

    This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Five LIAT Air Flights Cancelled, Leaving Passengers Stranded at V.C. Bird Airport.

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