I have been to Cuba and agree that it has much more to offer than The Bahamas. They have done a good job on retaining their history, both the good and the bad.

We have not.

Are you a Cuban refugee living in Florida? you sure sound like one.

And now South Florida is setting up to have a Duty Free Trade Zone.

Saab 340's have one of the best safety records of any turboprop aircraft.

Perhaps Western should move its aircraft maintenance to is hanger in Freeport. Some have questioned the less viable maintenance base in Andros.

Surely he mentioned which constituency boundaries and why they should have not done it? Mayby it was his usual aimless blah, blah, blah.

Nothing surprising here. We knew that this was coming. The question is what does the government have planned to continue a flow of tourists or an industry to take the place of tourism.
Over the last thirty years Cuba has been restoring its historical buildings while we tear ours down.

The reality is that the Air Safety Inspectors are not doing their jobs. It may be that they are prevented by lack of funding or equipment (this minister does not have a very enviable record of getting things done) or are overridden (powers that be, ignoring the advice, and still issuing the License) when they do their job.

Let us see? Tribune reports on Bahamasair....
1....wheel collapsed (later reported in aviation news that plane written off),
2....engine caught fire on a Miami route,....
3....prop blade comes off on flight from Exuma.

Very well said. I too look forward to your articles, keep it up.

Good job Mr. Campbell.

Captain Butler you are providing very good advice. I hope that those in authority pay attention.