Amerijet has resumed operations at V.C. Bird International Airport following a short suspension caused by an equipment issue with the airport’s ground handling services.
The airline’s return was confirmed on Friday evening, bringing relief to businesses and residents who rely on its cargo services. The pause in operations had raised concerns over potential delays in freight shipments, but officials say service has now returned to normal.
Amerijet, a major cargo carrier for Antigua and Barbuda, plays a key role in transporting goods ranging from essential supplies to commercial shipments. Airport authorities welcomed the resumption, thanking the public for its patience during the disruption.
