Dear Governor Pearce, During last Friday’s press conference to discuss the findings of the air accident involving Fly Montserrat last September you expressed confidence that Air Safety Support International (ASSI) had delivered a thoroughly...
The Government of Montserrat will be reviewing the report from Air Safety Support International (ASSI) on the September 2019 Fly Montserrat incident. Colin Fergus, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Communications & Works, said...
The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has released the report into the incident involving a Britten Norman Islander aircraft (Registration VP-MNI) operated by Fly Montserrat, which took place at John A Osborne Airport,...
To further reduce the island’s risk of exposure to COVID-19, the ferry will discontinue regular service between Montserrat and Antigua after the Saturday night service. To this end, the ferry schedule has been closed...
As the peak travel season has begun, the Access Division, Office of the Premier is informing the traveling public of the following: 1. The March 10th evening Ferry Service from Antigua to Montserrat is...
Residents and people preparing to return for the upcoming St. Patrick’s Festival were left confused after public statements yesterday about the status of the John A. Osborne Airport being able to allow flights to...
UPDATE ….Governor Pearce speaks on the safety measures put in place for airlines to fly in and out in wet runway conditions. https://montserratradioecho.wordpress.com/2020/02/27/thursday-february-27-2020-basil-in-conversation-with-governor-h-e-andrew-pearce-regarding-airport-closure-issue/ ZJB Radio News is reporting that restrictions on flights in an...
Travellers and airline officials expressed their frustrations Tuesday regarding the ongoing challenges of flights being unable to operate once it is raining on island. The decision to close the airport for landing and takeoff...
