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Deputy Prime Minister: They’re Taking A Swipe at Bahamasair for Another Issue
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation Chester Cooper, is blaming a number of longstanding issues for Airlines for Americas Consortium’s objection to Bahamasair’s application to operate in the United States.
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