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US seaplane service expands in Bahamas

Fort Lauderdale-based Tropic Ocean Airways has announced the addition of a new eight-passenger Cessna 206 seaplane on flights to The Bahamas. The company offers scheduled seaplane flights to Bimini four times a week and charters every day of the week to anywhere in The Bahamas, the Florida Keys and Florida. 

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Caribbean Journal
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Tropic Ocean AirwaysFort Lauderdale-based Tropic Ocean Airways has announced the addition of a new eight-passenger Cessna 206 seaplane.

The company offers scheduled seaplane flights to Bimini four times a week and charters every day of the week to anywhere in the Bahamas, the Florida Keys and Florida.

Bimini is about a 30-minute flight from South Florida.

Tropic Ocean launched the seaplane service in 2012, and is the only US-based seaplane carrier authorized by the Bahamian government to service the North Bimini Seaplane Base.


That had previously been operated by the now-defunct Chalk’s International Airline, another seaplane service.

“Additional airlift into Bimini is always positive news,” said MichaelWeber, General Manager for the 51-room Bimini Big Game Club Resort and Marina, located in Alice Town. “Sixty percent of our guests arrive by air, and to come by seaplane is growing in popularity. It¹s a great way to see the island and certainly adds to the overall island adventure.”

More: Caribbean Journal.

Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) president Stuart Bowe has today announced that Frank Comito, the organization's executive vice president for the past ten years, will be stepping down effective January 30, 2014.

Executives from the hotels at Baha Mar–The Baha Mar Casino & Hotel, The Grand Hyatt, The Mondrian and The Rosewood–recently met with the Minister of Tourism Obie Wilchcombe and representatives from the Ministry of Tourism. Click on the photo (below) to view full size.

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