LIAT sale
The privatisation of Liat is going forward, with Trinidad and Tobago's BWIA the probable lead investor in the small Antigua-based Carribbean regional. BWIA has proposed a 22 per cent investment, and will provide marketing services for Liat. The Antiguan government will retain 10 per cent of the privatised carrier, employees ...
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