Simpson Bay:--- PJIAE CEO, Mr. Brian Mingo, says the scheduled industrial action by the Windward Islands Civil Servant Union (WICSU/PSU) had a negative effect on the Airport’s operations on Saturday, January 15, 2022. This also comes during peak hours and can have serious financial implications for Princess Juliana International Airport.
“The recovering business we have restored up to now is being threatened due to these actions. A planned “No Show” by Air Traffic Controllers (ATS) on the Airport’s busiest day, could also have safety implications for our airport,” said Mr. Mingo in a statement issued early Saturday morning.
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