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Possibilities for Increased General Aviation Tourism to Jamaica

Possibilities for Increased General Aviation Tourism to Jamaica. www.CaribbeanFlyingAdventures.com. 850 hours 80 Island Airports 650 Landings. N4614R - C172RG. www.CaribbeanFlyingAdventures.com. The Only Up-to-Date Caribbean Pilot’s Guide.

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Possibilities for Increased General Aviation Tourism to Jamaica

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  1. Possibilities for Increased General Aviation Tourism to Jamaica

  2. www.CaribbeanFlyingAdventures.com 850 hours 80 Island Airports 650 Landings N4614R - C172RG

  3. www.CaribbeanFlyingAdventures.com The Only Up-to-Date Caribbean Pilot’s Guide Everything You Need to Know About Flying to the Islands The Subscription that Pays for Itself

  4. U.S. Aircraft • 222,000 Private Aircraft • 7,900 Airliners

  5. Active Pilots in the U.S. • 612,000 Pilots • 34,000 women pilots. • 87,000 student pilots.

  6. Bahamas vs Jamaica • Miami to Stella Maris – 308 nm • Miami to Great Inagua – 466 nm • Miami to Providenciales – 505 nm • Miami to MoBay – 450 nm

  7. $$$$$$$$$$. • $5,000 = Average weekly spending by U.S. private aircraft in the Bahamas • $280 million for Bahamas Tourism • $2 million for Jamaica Tourism

  8. WHY?? • Lack of Awareness • High FEES • High Bureaucracy

  9. WHY?? • Lack of Awareness • High FEES • High Bureaucracy

  10. FEES in the Bahamas • $15 per person

  11. FEES in the Dominican Republic • Fee Free

  12. FEES in Montego Bay • $49 per passenger

  13. FEES in Montego Bay • $49 per passenger • $75 handling fee

  14. FEES in Montego Bay • $49 per passenger • $75 handling fee • $150 terminal fee

  15. FEES in Montego Bay • $49 per passenger • $75 handling fee • $150 terminal fee • $50 apron fee

  16. FEES in Montego Bay • $49 per passenger • $75 handling fee • $150 terminal fee • $50 apron fee • $55 parking/security

  17. FEES in Montego Bay • $49 per passenger • $75 handling fee • $150 terminal fee • $50 apron fee • $55 parking/security • $66 navigation fee

  18. FEES in Montego Bay • $49 per passenger • $75 handling fee • $150 terminal fee • $50 apron fee • $55 parking/security • $66 navigation fee • $17 landing fee

  19. FEES in Montego Bay Cessna 172 4 days – 3 nights Four Passengers $676 dollars

  20. FEES in Montego Bay Cessna 172 4 days – 3 nights Four Passengers $676 dollars Result – Zero Aviation tourism

  21. FEES in Montego Bay Cessna 172 4 days – 3 nights Four Passengers Boscobel or Negril?

  22. FEES in Montego Bay Cessna 172 4 days – 3 nights Four Passengers $900!!! dollars

  23. FEES in The Caymans Cessna 172 4 days – 3 nights Four Passengers $142

  24. FEES in The Bahamas Cessna 172 4 days – 3 nights Four Passengers $60

  25. FEES in The Dominican Republic Cessna 172 4 days – 3 nights Four Passengers $0

  26. WHY?? • Lack of Awareness • High FEES • High Bureaucracy

  27. Possibilities for Increased General Aviation Tourism to Jamaica 1) Jamaican Pavilion at Aviation Events • Sun N Fun – April (300,000 attendees) • Oshkosh – August (700,000 attendees) 2) Escorted Fly Ins 3) U.S. Representation

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