AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAviation & Tourism: BermudAir says it will add 10 Airbus A220-300s to expand service across the Caribbean, Central and North America, with deliveries starting in Q4 2027; the airline is also ramping winter routes under the AnguillAir brand, including a new Toronto Pearson link and more flights from key U.S. gateways—good news for Anguilla’s visitor pipeline. Local Economy & Policy: Premier Cora Richardson Hodge updated progress on Anguilla’s Sovereign Wealth Fund, saying an IMF technical team is shaping the institutional design and a legislative framework will be finalised by quarter’s end, with today’s strong revenues (including .ai-related income) targeted to build long-term resilience. Regional Integration: CARICOM welcomed Martinique and French Guiana as associate members, bringing the associate group to eight and aiming to deepen ties between French- and English-speaking islands. Business & Growth: St. Maarten’s COCI drew 240+ attendees for an “Island Roots to Global Routes” pre-mission assembly, preparing firms for a U.S. expansion mission in November. Aviation Safety Watch: The UK Civil Aviation Authority published findings from its Hydrogen Challenge and a hydrogen roadmap, outlining how hydrogen tech could be scaled safely for small aircraft by 2035. Culture: Anguilla’s Bro Lee Senior Calypso Monarch finals are set after eight acts won semi-finals, with Queen Roxxy returning to defend her 2025 crown.
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