June 10, 2012 - (trinidadexpress.com): Regional low-fares airline REDjet has suspended operations, sent home employees and filed for insolvency. In a statement sent to the Express yesterday, the Barbados-based airline said it had filed with the Supervisor of Insolvency in that country a "notice of intention to make a proposal" to the company's creditors under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.

Port-of-Spain - April 2, 2012 - REDjet's airline license to fly has been revoked by the Trinidad and Tobago Civil Aviation Authority (TTCAA), Transport Minister Devant Maharaj disclosed yesterday.

March 17, 2012 - Low fares airline REDjet has suspended all flights around the Caribbean as of 11.59 last night.The suspension of flights is "until further notice", the Barbados-based airline said in a statement last night. READ STATEMENT: http://www.flyredjet.com/en/mid/redjet-suspended-service-notice

Aug. 8, 2011 - The low-cost carrier REDjet has now been given the all clear to operate in territories beyond T&T; and the territories it received licences for. This, according to Sandra Welch-Farrell & Company, the public relations and human resources consultant for REDjet. The company stated that REDjet has received licences from the T&T; Civil Aviation Authority to operate scheduled passenger air services to and from Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, to Georgetown, Guyana, and Kingston, Jamaica, as intermediate and points beyond T&T.;

Port-of-Spain - July 18, 2011 - The Government is pleased to announce that the court action brought by the operators of Airone Limited, trading as REDjet, commercial air services, against the Civil Aviation Authority of Trinidad and Tobago and Mr. Amral Mohammed, in his capacity as Chairman of the Air Transport Licensing Authority of Trinidad and Tobago has been settled on terms which are mutually acceptable to all parties.

Bridgetown - April 12, 2011 - In a statement, the airline said that "our first flights will launch from the 8th May and will feature frequent trips to our first destinations - Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad".

St. John's, Antigua - July 5, 2012 - The Chief Executive Officer of low-cost carrier REDjet is optimistic that the airline will return to the skies. Speaking on OBSERVER Am yesterday Ian Burns said the vision to bring affordable air transportation to the region remains very alive.

April 12, 2012 - Regional manager of  the Sir Richard Branson-owned carrier, Nick Parker, has expressed regret at REDjet’s struggles and warned of significant fallout if  it does not get off  the ground again.

Feb. 17, 2012 - (thedailyherald.com): - REDjet announced plans Thursday to begin service to St. Maarten from Barbados. In a statement, it said that having received the necessary licenses required to fly to St. Maarten, the airline would launch sales in about two weeks, and anticipated the sale of its "famously low fares" during the first week of March.

LA JOLLA, Calif.--Oct. 19, 2011 - Satellite tracking, fleet management, and automated flight following solutions leader Blue Sky Network announced today that its tracking and messaging hardware, software, and service will be used by the Caribbean’s newest low fare airline, REDjet.

Oct. 13, 2011 - Five more Caribbean nations have given permission for low-cost carrier REDjet to operate flights from their countries.

Port-of-Spain -- July 20, 2011 - Barbados-based budget airline REDjet has put 37,000 one-way tickets on sale, at US$9.99 before taxes, to mark the end of its nearly three-month wait to get permission to operate in Trinidad and Tobago’s (TT) airspace.

Port-of-Spain -- May 20, 2011 - The Air Transport Licensing Authority (ATLA) has not granted new low-fares airline REDjet its commercial licence to begin operations in Trinidad and Tobago because it is yet to receive the airline's application from the Trinidad and Tobago Civil Aviation Authority (TTCAA).