First int’l flight lands at Ian Fleming airport

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January 20, 2011

First int’l flight lands at Ian Fleming airport

1. A private plane carrying Canadian businessmen Michael Budman and Don Green taxis at the Ian Fleming International Airport in Boscobel, St Mary, yesterday. The flight is the first to land at the airport, which opened last Friday.

2. Administration and marketing manager at the airport, Claudile Sydial presents Budman (centre) and Green with gifts. Budman and Green are the founders of Canadian apparel company Roots. (Photos: Alesia Edwards)

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