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Statement by the Department of Civil Aviation on airport openings
The Department of Civil Aviation in conjunction with the Airport Authority and in consultation with the Department of Meteorology, advises the general public that effective Saturday the 8th October 2016, ALL airports in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas will be open for normal operations.
Statement from the Department of Civil Aviation - Airport closures
The Department of Civil Aviation in conjunction with the Airport Authority of The Bahamas advises the public that the following airport closures will go into effect on Tuesday, 4th October, 2016, as a result of Tropical Storm or Hurricane Force winds emanating from Hurricane Matthew:
Department of Civil Aviation notice to airlines and the general public
The Department of Civil Aviation today issued the following notice to airlines and the general public:
Statement from the Minister of Transport & Aviation on pending adverse weather
The Minister of Transport & Aviation, the Hon. Glenys Hanna Martin on Tuesday, August 23, 2016 urged all residents in the following islands ? Long Island, Ragged Island, Acklins, Crooked Island, Mayaguana and Inagua ? to pay special heed to the very important weather alerts that have been issued by the Department of Meteorology.
Update on the aviation sector modernization work
Update on the aviation sector modernization work
The Ministry of Transport and Aviation wishes to provide an update to the work underway for the full modernization of the aviation sector in The Bahamas.
Statement by the Ministry of Transport and Aviation on drones regulation
The Ministry of Transport & Aviation advises the public that the Civil Aviation Department has outlined conditions governing the use of unmanned aircraft systems, commonly referred to as drones, in The Bahamas.
Radar at the Met Dept. by The Hon. Glenys Hanna Martin, MP, Minister of Transport & Aviation
Radar at the Met Dept. by The Hon. Glenys Hanna Martin, MP, Minister of Transport & Aviation
Minister of Transport & Aviation the Hon. Glenys Hanna Martin re: radar at the Met Department.
Aviation minister misses the point
Aviation minister misses the point
The response by Transport and Aviation Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin to a series of articles in yesterday's Nassau Guardian on the status of the country's Doppler radar during Hurricane Joaquin and the state of affairs of the Department of Meteorology is disappointing, but not surprising.
'More illegal than legal operators' Rolle asserts, lauding aviation authority
SkyBahamas President and CEO Randy Butler yesterday said that he is "100 percent" onboard with the Ministry of Transport and Aviation's commitment to establish a Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), stating that it is a crucial step in addressing informal economies radiating out from under-regulated family island air transport facilities.
Continued U.S. concern over Bahamas aviation sector, drug activity
The U.S. State Department says Haitian and Haitian-Bahamian drug trafficking organizations continue to play a major role in movement of cocaine and those organizations are "increasingly networked between Haiti and the significant Haitian diaspora in The Bahamas;" that its investigations reveal that Bahamian drug trafficking organizations use the Turks and Caicos Islands as a transshipment point, a...