News from Bonaire, St. Eustatius & Saba
PARAMARIBO- After the Surinamese Airways had to do without its own aircraft for nearly a full year, it looks like the airline will be able to use an aircraft in its own colours again on the relatively short term. In recent months, the SLM has been completely dependent on so-called 'wet-lease' or ACMI constructions, in which aircraft including crew are hired from third operators. Such constructions are generally only intended for a relatively ... Lees verder
Willemstad- EZ Air on Saturday executed a first flight to the José Maria Córdova airport of Medellin, Colombia. The flight is part of a certification process for the new Saab340 aircraft. EZ Air plans to execute regular flights to Medellin, once the Saab ... Lees verder
The Hague- Residents of Aruba, Curaçao and St. Maarten can continue to count on the support of the Dutch cabinet in the coming months. A decision for continued support was taken Council of Ministers earlier this week, at the proposal of State Secretary ... Lees verder
Paramaribo- Despite the severe crisis in the aviation sector, KLM must continue to pay a 6 percent commission in Suriname on the sale of the airline's tickets by travel agency Does Travel Service in Suriname. This was decided by the Court in Paramaribo. ... Lees verder
Caracas- Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro said on Wednesday that he wants to strengthen ties with Curaçao, Aruba and Bonaire. According to him, Venezuela regards the population of the three islands as "brothers and sisters". There is "a lot of love ... Lees verder
Bogotá- Everyone who has ever visited Medellin, Colombia, always marvels at the modern, clean and efficient Metro de Medellin. While the metro in Medellin is the envy of many other cities in the country, the construction of a Metro system in Bogotá has -so ... Lees verder