Caribbean Airlines Route Cuts: Caribbean Airlines says it will slash its network from June 1 to stop major losses, ending flights to Dominica and St. Kitts, discontinuing the non-stop Guyana–Suriname (Ogle) service, and reducing Martinique and Guadeloupe service from four weekly flights to two—passengers will be contacted and offered rebooking or refunds/travel credit. Why Now: Transport minister Eli Zakour links the move to sustained losses tied to the 2023 route expansion, with the airline reporting $128 million in losses from unprofitable routes. Guadeloupe Angle: For travelers in Guadeloupe, the immediate impact is fewer direct options and tighter schedules—though the airline says it’s working on a codeshare to widen connections. Regional Push: Elsewhere, Expertise France and the Guadeloupe Region signed an MoU to strengthen the fight against the sargassum crisis, backing coordinated action across the islands. Cyber Risk: France’s Gîtes de France joined a growing list of booking sites hit by cyberattacks, with Guadeloupe among the departments potentially affected.