**An earlier post - Comrade Hrysippus** -- Had asked -- **"Why would a twin engine plane be trying to land** in an Out Island that does not have runway lights in the pre-dawn hours." -- Yes?

Why is this Romer chap, a Tourism employee, opining on aviation matters that don't involve increasing airlift to our shores? he has no standing or expertise to speak on ANYTHING ELSE aviation related, as is reflected in the insipid, valueless content of his statements. For God's sake, find a better source(s)

Time “not” suspicious … how about remote Out Island Airstrip with no lights in the dark of night … I suppose the nonexistent Flight Plan would have disclosed this was nothing but a Joy Ride … so nothing to see here > Case Closed🤣

@ComrradeBaha10, -- Having flown in and out of most of our out islands airports and landing strips for emergency airlift landings and takeoffs -- And at bare minimum -- Was always aided by pre-planned vehicle(s) headlights' used as runway visibility marker(s). -- Yes?

Better than “Yes” … according to most recent Census the “total” inhabitants are 44, so assuming 50% elderly or children, this leaves 22 adults, of which 50% probably off Island, leaving 11 soles with nothing better to do than serve as “landing lights”… and most likely no more than 2 vehicles between them > call in the owners of these 2 vehicles who were and something tells me the mystery of this “mid-night mission” will be solved without having to trouble Scotland Yard 😂