St. Helena Hunts For International Connections
Credit: Remi Bruneton/St. Helena Government Access Office
Early next year, aviation should help change life on the remote British outpost of St. Helena. For decades, the routine on the South Atlantic island has been based on a three-week cycle, dependent on the comings and goings of a mail ship, the RMS St. Helena, that brings supplies and visitors from...
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