Bahamas’ Flamingo Air Grounded After Fatal Crash
Ten people were killed when a Cessna 402 went down on Andros Island on July 10.
Ten people were killed when a Cessna 402 went down on Andros Island on July 10.
The jets will be delivered between 2029 and 2032.
The carrier will be the only U.S. airline flying nonstop between the two cities.
The airline will also increase flights on some existing connections.
John W. Dietrich also previously served as president and CEO of Atlas Air.
The carrier is considering laying off hundreds of workers.
The carrier reduced roughly one-third of its September flying as it balances pilot staffing with increased cargo demand.
The airline and CUPE 8125 have been negotiating for a new contract for several months.
The city’s second international airport will officially open to the public on Oct. 25.
The accident killed 15 and resulted in the temporary grounding of the McDonnell Douglas MD-11.