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CUTBACKS AHEAD ... Less flights expected to negatively impact SKN

SUN St.Kitts & Nevis: "American Airlines recently announced that they will no longer service Antigua, St. Maarten and Santo Domingo with jet service out of San Juan. It will also reduce flights into San Juan from 38 to 18 from 3 Sept., as well as discontinue nonstop daily service to San Juan from a number of US cities. According to reports in the regional press, American Eagle will reduce its Caribbean schedule from 55 to 33 daily departures out of San Juan from 3 Sept., and eliminate daily flights from San Juan to Aruba as well as to Samana, Dominican Republic."

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