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BVI Airways eyes launch of scheduled service

February 08, 2010

BVI Airways received government certification and approval to launch its first scheduled airline service out of Tortola's Beef Island Airport in the British Virgin Islands.

BVI Airways will fly to St. Maarten and Antigua. The St. Maarten flight will continue to Dominica.

The carrier said it anticipates the launch of service late this month using 32-seat prop planes.

CEO Scott DeLacy said that the carrier’s competitive edge "will be schedules convenient for connecting to the major European airlines' flights with no more daylong waits at the airport.

"We expect to have a very positive impact on the BVI economy by increasing the number of airline seats into the BVI and making the BVI more attractive to tourists by the convenience of our schedule."

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#2February 12, 2010
The BVIs need more flights to the islands from the US, NOT flights to other islands. Who'd want to leave the beautiful BVI one they get there? I'd like to stay forever.
#1February 09, 2010
How about a Miami direct? Steven Overing VP Marketing CLASSIC TRAVEL at TACKETT'S MILL Lake Ridge, VA 22192 703 494 2882

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