AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAviation Safety Crisis: Bahamas authorities suspended Flamingo Air’s Air Operator Certificate after a deadly North Andros crash killed all 10 aboard (Cessna 402), with the Prime Minister calling it a “day of mourning” and police confirming the lone survivor later died; the suspension is framed as precautionary while investigations continue, following reports of another safety incident earlier the same day. Accountability Debate: Former pilot and ex-SkyBahamas CEO Randy Butler told media the tragedy is “100 percent preventable,” arguing the focus should be on a quality safety management system and risk monitoring, not just more rules. Regional Governance: CARICOM leaders met in Saint Lucia for the 51st Regular Meeting of Heads of Government, with Philip Davis among attendees, as the bloc pushes unity and coordinated action. Public Life & Culture: Independence Day events were reshaped into memorials after the crash, including a converted Family Independence Day service at Clifford Park and a national call to prayer. International Legal Watch: An English court is set to rule on Trinidad and Tobago’s final challenge to its gay sex prohibition, a case that could set a wider regional precedent.
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