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Does anyone know of any small operation flying from Beef Island to Anegada? In early 2020 we used a company that had a small 5 or 6 seat plane, but I don't think they are around anymore.
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Island Birds or Fly BVI. Both go to Anegada. Not nearly as cheap as they used to be.
Go Irish!!
Bill
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It costs about 1100 dollars per flight hour to operate a Cessna 402. It will be less for smaller aircraft options but a EIS to Anegada leg may require positioning flights. Cheap is not going to be in the equation.
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I think I paid $1200 RT two years ago.
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