Club Calero to sue JetBlue after canceled flight disrupts U.S. sports trip
Santo Domingo.- A delegation of 38 members from Club Calero of Villa Duarte, including 31 young athletes and seven adults, was stranded at Las Américas International Airport (AILA) after JetBlue canceled its scheduled flight to New Jersey. The group arrived at the airport around 3:00 a.m. to travel to the United States for a sports exchange program organized by local authorities in New Jersey. However, the flight was canceled, leaving the delegation waiting for hours without a clear explanation from the airline.
- ▪Santo Domingo.- A delegation of 38 members from Club Calero of Villa Duarte, including 31 young athletes and seven adults, was stranded at Las Américas International Airport (AILA) after JetBlue canceled its scheduled flight to New Jersey.
- ▪The group arrived at the airport around 3:00 a.m. to travel to the United States for a sports exchange program organized by local authorities in New Jersey.
- ▪However, the flight was canceled, leaving the delegation waiting for hours without a clear explanation from the airline.
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Santo Domingo.- A delegation of 38 members from Club Calero of Villa Duarte, including 31 young athletes and seven adults, was stranded at Las Américas International Airport (AILA) after JetBlue canceled its scheduled flight to New Jersey. The group arrived at the airport around 3:00 a.m. to travel to the United States for a sports exchange program organized by local authorities in New Jersey. However, the flight was canceled, leaving the delegation waiting for hours without a clear explanation from the airline. Club Calero President Andrés Liberato described the situation as “regrettable and unjustifiable,” saying the cancellation prevented the children from participating in the tournament and caused significant financial losses.
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