keyshunter
Contributor
That is the much upgraded facility. You should have seen what it looked like in 1993.
Grand Cayman to Little Cayman layover, how much time?
- Thread starter orionnt
- Start date
Please register or login
Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
- Ability to post and comment on topics and discussions.
- A Free photo gallery to share your dive photos with the world.
- You can make this box go away
HenrikBP
Contributor
I just booked our flight from GC to LC yesterday, and the agent said Caiman Air requires 1 1/2 hour minimum between your arrival in GC and your departure for LC.
LCBR in 8 days ... yay!!
Henrik
LCBR in 8 days ... yay!!
Henrik
LCBR in 8 days ... yay!!
Henrik
It might apply to you Henrik, but hopefully not...
Both Twin Otter aircraft used to service Little Cayman are currently out of service for some unspecified problem. They are working to get another Twin Otter in on a short term lease in the next couple days.
In the meanwhile Cayman Airways has added additional jet service to Cayman Brac. Passengers traveling to and from Little Cayman are being ferried by boat between the Sister Islands.
deco_martini
Contributor
You will be lucky if your otter leaves within 3 hours of its scheduled time if its Island Air. If its Cayman Airways it may be closer to scheduled time.
HenrikBP
Contributor
Thanks for the heads-up Drew. Hopefully 8 days will be enough to arrange for a more permanent, or at least time saving, solution.
Henrik
Damselfish
Contributor
AFAIK Island Air hasn't had scheduled service for years and only does charters.
That is right. Island Air only does charters. They no longer have aircraft of their own on the island.
Flight update...
The leased Twin Otter has arrived and service to Little Cayman resumed as of Friday evening May 1, 2009.
There may be some schedule changes, but the leased aircraft should remain until the maintenance work is completed on the others.
The leased Twin Otter has arrived and service to Little Cayman resumed as of Friday evening May 1, 2009.
There may be some schedule changes, but the leased aircraft should remain until the maintenance work is completed on the others.
HenrikBP
Contributor
Thanks for the info Drew. I'll make sure to check that we're still good with our reservations.
Henrik
Henrik
fisheater
Contributor
You're going to have a great time at LCBR! Please say "Hi" to Sunny from Oren.
Posted via Mobile Device
Posted via Mobile Device
Similar threads
