Investigators Urge DGAC To Add Controllers At French Caribbean Airport
Aircraft landing on the runway at Rémy de Haenen Airport on Saint-Barthélémy.
Credit: Timsimages/Alamy
The French air accident investigation agency BEA is urging France's civil aviation authority, the DGAC, to establish proper air traffic control at Saint-Barthélémy airport in the Caribbean following a near miss on Dec. 28, 2024. Instead of air traffic controllers, whose role includes giving...
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