Port-Au-Prince

[CAY986- Cody]

Port-au-Prince could be a nice destination
for the 732/733

not to far from cayman either =)

just a suggestion

[CAY330- Gareth]

Port-au-Prince could be a nice destination
for the 732/733

not to far from cayman either =)

just a suggestion

another excellent idea :D..... i think this destination will be a great one :D

[CAY986- Cody]

Please vote:)

[CAY017-Aharon]

I would recommend the route for cargo flights, mainly, not entirely sure about the profit levels for pax flights..
Aharon

[CAY986- Cody]

I hope you're kidding right...

By far Guyana is the poorest country in the caribbean. And Haiti must have high tourism is American is flying there 4 times a day to and from Miami for passenger flights.

[CAY600- Romario]

I would recommend the route for cargo flights, mainly, not entirely sure about the profit levels for pax flights..
Aharon

I understand but I don't see how it will affect routes of Cayman Airways Virtual huh

[CAY600- Romario]

The reason I said this is because in the virtual world, does it really matter what the state of the country is in the real world huh ? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think that even though Haiti's real world situation is not the best right now, we could make it better in the virtual world with more routes to it.

[CAY986- Cody]

I second that Romario

[CAY911 - Ken]

Hello fellow FlyCay pilots:

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta GA, have current recommendations for visitors to Haiti. I recommend these for our pilots, if these routes are adopted, especially if overnight stays are planned:

Vaccinations: Routine: MMR, Tetanus, Polio if not up to date.
Site specific for Haiti: Hepatitis A and B for all Carribbean.
Typhoid oral vaccine
Rabies toxoid vaccine
Malaria: Chloroquine if extended stay

Dengue fever, histoplasmosis, HIV and Tuberculosis are hyperendemic on Haiti. Sleeping with bed netting and drinking filtered/bottled water is recommended.

If stays will be short refueling/reboarding stops at the airport proper, we can centainly eliminate many of these. Spraying the aircraft cabins with mosquito eliminating sprays is a good safeguard after the cabin doors are sealed. I will keep you all posted as our flight schedule demands.

The link below will be helpful to you.

http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/destinationHaiti.aspx#vaccines


Yours,

Doc Reed

[CAY102- Jon]

I think you may be on to something here Kenneth. Will speak with you later.