Airline Pawa Dominicana will have to reimburse passengers more than RD$230.0 million (USD 4M) if its operations continue to be suspended, the Civil Aviation Board announced Monday, because of a debt of over US$ 3.0 million in airport taxes, among others.
Pawa estimates that the halt of operations affects 12,000 passengers until the end of February, who’ve bought fares at an average price of US$400.
That’s why Pawa insists that Dominican authorities reconsider the decision.
“If they don’t let us fly, we cannot respond. We deeply regret this situation, but we understand that these things aren’t handled in the way that has occurred,” said Pawa PR Elena Rodríguez.
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The authorities should definitely consider putting PAWA back in the air. Its a Savior for us poor people who have families in places like Cuba & Santo Domingo. The rates were affordable for our pockets.
You have families in those countries???
Let us ASS-U-ME your name depicts being an english citizen, a slave master of sorts…slave masters never cared about children born out of raped slaves.
arh family you arh look?
Is it the Antigua & Barbuda government that US$3.0 million airport taxes are owe to???
Sick and tired of you antiguans calling yourself poor people. Them must pay them taxes you selfish $/#\\=!:€(,=*.
Once you fly we must forget about what they owe? Nothing tall go so.
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