Caribbean Installs Winglets On Six 737-800s

Staff February 27, 2007
Trinidad & Tobago airline Caribbean plans to install blended winglets on five more of its Boeing 737-800 fleet this year. The carrier ordered six sets of winglets, and the first retrofit has already been completed at the Delta Tech Ops center in Atlanta. The remaining five are expected to be...

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