interCaribbean on Thursday announced the launch of an interline agreement between interCaribbean and Cubana de Aviacion S.A. or “Cubana” the national airline of Cuba. Travelers in the region can now plan their business or leisure travel needs over the flights of both airlines.

interCaribbean Airways, the leading airline of the Western Caribbean, offers more flights in the region than any other airline, making travel between Caribbean islands more convenient for travellers wanting to see more than one island. The company, based at Providenciales Airport,  currently serves 17 cities in 9 countries in the Caribbean with several new cities planned to launch before the end of the year.

Cubana de Aviacion, headquartered in Havana, Cuba is one of the oldest airlines in the world with continuous operations since 1929. The company was a founding member of IATA, SITA and ICAO, the leading aviation organizations of the world. Cubana serves 27 cities in domestic, regional Caribbean, Central America, North and South America, Canada and long haul flights to Europe.

“interCaribbean Airways is pleased to establish this interline partnership with Cubana and look forward to creating new connections as both airlines expand their services in the region. said Trevor Sadler, CEO of interCaribbean Airways.