Gov’t receives aircraft viability report but public release is on hold
An independent report looking into the viability of operating various types of aircraft at John A Osborne Airport in Montserrat has been shared with the…
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Cruise ship port calls confirmed for Montserrat this winter
Five cruise ships and a passenger ferry are due to visit the island this winter, according to an updated port call schedule from the Montserrat…
Gov’t invites bids for ferry services for peak season and beyond
The government has opened up the bidding process for qualified operators to provide passenger ferry services to and from Montserrat. There are two time periods…
Montserrat sees steady decline in air passengers over seven years
The number of air passengers flying into and out of Montserrat has declined over the past seven years, according to the latest government data. During…
Government invites bids from airlines to operate Montserrat routes
The government has opened the bidding process for qualified operators to provide new air transport services to Montserrat. It published an invitation to tender on…
Gov’t to pay $200 subsidy refunds for Sept and Oct flight tickets
Travellers who paid the full fare for flight tickets between Montserrat and Antigua for September and October can apply for a refund of the EC$200…
Montserrat’s immigration and customs forms now available online
Immigration and customs forms are now available to fill out online before travel to Montserrat at travelmontserrat.gov.ms The new service from the island’s Immigration and…
Gov’t extends $200 flight subsidy to September and October
Single flights between Montserrat and Antigua will be EC$200 cheaper for passengers throughout September and October – or $400 cheaper for a return. In a…
IN PHOTOS: Calabash Grand Food Fair
Hundreds of people enjoyed Montserrat’s native food, drink and entertainment at Calabash Grand Food Fair. The vibrant event, held as part of this year’s Montserrat…
Fly Montserrat is operating ‘very, very close to normal’
Fly Montserrat’s service between Antigua and Montserrat is operating “very, very close to normal” despite an aviation fuel shortage, according to owner and CEO Nigel…