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DPM Responds To U.S. Airlines’ Complaints

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Tourism Minister Chester Cooper says he is confident there will be an amicable settlement to the concerns raised by various United States airlines and he does not believe it will escalate any further.

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Tourism Minister Chester Cooper says he is confident there will be an amicable settlement to the concerns raised by various United States airlines and he does not believe it will escalate any further.

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