News
Taddy Bay Airport open and ready for business
Mr Denniston S. Fraser, Managing Director of the BVI Airports Authority hereby informs the public that the Taddy Bay Airport, Virgin Gorda, reopened for business on Friday, November 2, 2018.
Man arrested @ Terrence B. Lettsome Airport leaving with over half a Million cash
BEEF ISLAND, VI - Sometime during the morning of Thursday July 26, 2018, a man—in his seventies—leaving Tortola via the Terrence B. Lettsome International Airport, was arrested with over half a million dollars in cash (USD).
Fire erupts at VI Motors; Cars, buildings damaged
DUFF’S BOTTOM, Tortola, VI: Sometime after 2:00 PM today Saturday July 21, 2018 a fire erupted on the Virgin Islands Motors' compound at Duff’s Bottom on the main island of Tortola.
BVIAA enters into an agreement with WSP Canada Inc.
BEEF ISLAND, Tortola, VI - The BVI Airports Authority (BVIAA) has entered into an agreement with WSP Canada INC. (WSP) to
carry out a public private partnership feasibility study to evaluate the feasibility of a PPP transaction for the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport.
This Week We Feature Young Professional Saul N. H. Pollock
Based at the Taddy Bay Airport on the island of Virgin Gorda, Virgin Islands and serving as an Aviation Fire Fighter with the BVI Airports Authority is our Young Professional for this Week, Mr Saul N. H. Pollock.
This Week We Feature Young Professional Yeison L. Balbosa-Santana
In the person of 28-year-old Yeison L. Balbosa-Santana, the Virgin Islands can comfortably boast that it has a man with a heart and passion for the profession of a fireman.
Flight delayed! BVI Airways now expected to begin operations in November
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Government had previously stated that BVI Airways would begin direct flights from Miami, USA to Beef Island, Virgin Islands in October of this year. There has, however, been an early delay to takeoff as Premier Dr The Hon D. Orlando Smith stated today, July 18, 2016 that BVI Airways is now expected to begin operations in November.
ASSI still in the VI taking millions from our treasury 12 years later!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- After 12 years and counting the Virgin Islands still does not have a Civil Aviation Department and the functions of the department are being carried out by the United Kingdom based Air Safety Support International (ASSI).
BVIAA contradicts Premier Smith on legal action against BVI Airways
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- So far no legal action has been taken against BVI Airways to recover funds owed to the BVI Airports Authority (BVIAA) more than two years ago.
After 11 years still no Civil Aviation Department restored in the VI!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- It was in 2004 under a National Democratic Party (NDP) Administration [2003-2007], some 11 years ago, that the Virgin Islands lost its Civil Aviation Department and some say went backwards to the colonial days.
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