Aviation Shock (June 1): Caribbean Airlines is cutting key regional links and trimming frequencies, with service ending for Dominica and St. Kitts, plus the Ogle (Guyana)–Suriname route, while flights to Martinique and Guadeloupe drop to twice weekly—passengers are being told they’ll get rebooking help, refunds, or travel credit, and the airline says it’s pushing toward a codeshare to widen options. Regional Context: The move follows a wider network rethink after heavy losses tied to the 2023 expansion, and it comes as other carriers have already collapsed or retrenched, leaving travelers to watch for new airlift gaps. Tourism Spotlight: In Antigua and Barbuda, the 10th Run in Paradise pulled a record international field—Guadeloupe’s Christina Laurent won the 5k, Jordan Parraire took the 10k, and Miami’s Alex Beach set a new course record in the half marathon. Local Life & Travel Ideas: Les Saintes’ Hotel Bois Joli stays under the radar, and Montserrat’s health reform talks about faster emergency air transfers to Guadeloupe.