Outstanding fees owed to the Nassau Airport Development Company (NAD) may be the possible reason leading to Cat Island Air’s eviction from the Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) -- several sources have revealed to Guardian Business-- with the future of the airline’s operation uncertain.
“I’m really not familiar with the issue [but] I know that there were some NAD fees that were outstanding,” Director of Operations at Western Air Wolf Seyfert said yesterday to Guardian Business. “Most of the carriers -- I think ourselves, SkyBahamas and maybe Bahamasair -- are up to date on the fees.”
While Seyfert said he isn&r ...

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