NASSAU, BAHAMAS- Aviation Director Dr. Kenneth Romer has confirmed that a Bahamasair flight, which was grounded in Crooked Island as a result of mechanical issues yesterday, remains out of service for maintenance; but, confirmed that it should be returned to normal operations soon.
Dr. Romer said that the flight, which was en route to Acklins and then New Providence, experienced issues due to a “surge,” during takeoff from the Crooked Island airport on Wednesday.
Bahamasair officials confirmed via a statement issued today that its pilots immediately returned to the Crooked Island airport after the surge was experienced.
While passengers experienced a bit of “discomfort during takeoff,” all persons on board that flight are safe and in good health, aviation officials said.
