AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAviation & Tourism: BermudAir says it will add 10 Airbus A220-300s to expand Caribbean, Central and North America links, with deliveries starting in Q4 2027 and a plan to grow the fleet further by 2030; the airline also frames the move around better performance at constrained airports and continued service growth to Anguilla. Anguilla Tourism & Airlift: Under the AnguillAir brand, BermudAir is expanding winter connectivity, including a new Toronto Pearson route starting Dec. 19 (weekly Saturday service through May 1, 2027) plus more frequent flights from key U.S. gateways like Boston and Newark. Local Governance & Finance: Premier Cora Richardson Hodge updated progress on Anguilla’s Sovereign Wealth Fund, saying an IMF technical team has been shaping the institutional design and legislative framework, while the government extends fuel surcharge and import duty relief amid cost-of-living pressures. Energy & Innovation: The UK Civil Aviation Authority published findings from its Hydrogen Challenge and a hydrogen roadmap, highlighting real-world trials involving hydrogen ground operations, drones, and a modified Rolls-Royce engine concept. Business & Trade: St. Maarten’s COCI drew 240+ attendees for a pre-mission assembly aimed at helping businesses prepare for a U.S. expansion mission and expo in Miami in November. Digital Identity: A look at how the .AI domain extension—originally Anguilla’s ccTLD—has become a global tech brand for AI-focused companies. Regional Integration: CARICOM welcomed Martinique and French Guiana as associate members, bringing associate membership to eight territories. Culture: Anguilla’s Bro Lee Senior Calypso Monarch finals set up after semi-finals named eight finalists, with Queen Roxxy returning to defend her 2025 title.
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