@ well_mudda, come on man, no need to comment on Renward Wells or his mom. Leave them out of it. Crime is high and our young men are troubled, many without proper guidance, that should be the discussion. This family's situation just goes to show that crime and its consequences can fall on anyone's doorstep.

Good stuff Minister Pintard, this is a great start. Hopefully these young people can use this as a stepping stone to further their careers in this industry!

Please slow down on those streets! Too many lives gone prematurely.

@Malcolm Strachan, a very well outlined Insight again this week. I agree with your article.

@Apostle, you are so correct. We are just ungrateful.

@proudloudandfnm, I agree, but the PLPs want a bulldog. Obie is too refined, calm and has lots of charisma and charm. Fred is what they want, so let them have him!

and you know what @wellmudda, that's really sad! How can you be allowed to defraud the government out of all of that money and not be locked away? Where else in the world does this happen, except in corrupt countries. When are we going to do better?

LOL, @joeblow

**"**Sky Bahamas currently possesses two planes that operated routes to Exuma, Abaco and Cat Island. The airline has in recent months been battling a $500,000 damages award against it by the Supreme Court in favour of rival Southern Air, following a tarmac collision between their planes.
#While the Court of Appeal restored Sky Bahamas' appeal against that award, it emerged last year that the airline owed the Nassau Airport Development Company (NAD) some $454,000 in passenger facility and security fees it collects from ticket prices on NAD's behalf.**"**

The above paragraphs are enough for me to draw a conclusion about the operation of this airline.

LOL@ BID