Despite the anxiety local air carriers have in regards to the upcoming fee increases at Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA), the rise in rates will decrease expenses for those airlines, according to a Nassau Airport Development (NAD) executive.
NAD Vice-president of Marketing and Communications Vernice Walkine told Guardian Business yesterday that the modified fee increases that will come into effect in January 2011 will eliminate some of the costs airlines previously incurred at the airport, and the completion and opening of the first stage of the $409.5 million expansion project will result in savings for them.
"The average costs to the airline are minimal because they are going to be ...

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