Caribbean Airlines Cargo recently shipped 159 dairy cows to Barbados, on two consecutive charter flights out of Miami.
The airline worked closely with veterinary offices and other stakeholders, to ensure compliance and the safe passage of the animals.
It also ensured the comfort of the cattle, by housing them in stalls during the flight.
Caribbean Airlines Cargo is a member of IPATA (The International Pet and Animal Association) and is experienced in offering specialized air transportation that minimizes stress and allows safe, humane and efficient movement of live animals.
Over the past 13 years, the airline has shipped a range of live animals including horses, dogs, chicks and tropical fish to name a few.
These charter flights come after the airline had its historic cargo-only charter utilizing its 737 passenger aircraft earlier this month to transport humanitarian supplies from Guyana to Cuba.
In the light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Caribbean Airlines is offering cargo charter services to and from destinations in the Caribbean including but not limited to: Guyana, St. Lucia, Grenada, St. Vincent Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Suriname.
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