AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAviation & Public Safety: Investigators say the Flamingo Air Cessna 402 crash near North Andros involved a descent of about 1,000 feet and loss of contact around 12:48 p.m., with landing gear and flaps reportedly extended before impact; the AAIA says it’s still early to determine probable cause as the on-scene information-gathering phase continues. Community & Power: Bahamas Power and Light reports extended New Providence outages tied to a cable fault along the Baillou Hill/Soldier Road corridor, with crews working to restore customers within 24 hours while also addressing low-voltage damage from Monday night weather. Energy & Investment: Shell has taken a final investment decision for a small-scale LNG regasification terminal at Clifton Pier, buying 40% of New Providence Gas to support lower-emissions power generation on New Providence. Tourism & Travel Access: Spain has added The Bahamas to a nine-country CARICOM list granted visa-free entry for short stays (up to 90 days in 180), while Royal Caribbean extends its suspension of Labadee calls through June 2027. Local Business & Jobs: The Bahamas Union of Teachers says it was blindsided by reports of recruiting 300 Ghanaian teachers, warning of possible industrial action amid ongoing concerns about hiring and pay for Bahamian graduates. Sports: Team Bahamas has been named for the 2026 CAC Games, competing across 10 sports. Community Grants: The Sandals Foundation opened applications for up to US$80,000 for Caribbean community projects, with concept submissions due July 27. Business & Lifestyle: Digital Sportsman launched DS Guide, an online marketplace debuting in the Bahamas with vetted fly-fishing guide and lodge bookings for bonefish, tarpon and permit.
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