ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Regional airline LIAT last Tuesday carried out a series of test flights, in the night, at Dominica’s Melville Hall Airport. “Several concerns were identified during the test flights and these items will be reviewed with the regulatory authorities,” director of flight operations Captain George Arthurton said. “Even though we have done the test flights, the company still has to complete the evaluation process and obtain the required approvals from the Eastern Caribbean Civil Aviation Authority before we can announce that LIAT can commence commercial night operations into Melville Hall.”
LIAT tests Dominica night flights
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