Air service to Gonave with no runway? / Sèvis lè yo Gonave ki pa gen okenn pist?

Gonave has a dirt runway that would not be strong enough for larger aircraft to land.  Given that constructing a runway, and terminal could cost several million dollars, it wouldn't be something that would be immediately feasible.  Even a small scale, bare bones airport with a single 7,500 ft runway and a tiny 20,000 sq ft terminal would be at least $50 million.  So what is the alternative?

As you know I like to find a cheaper way to do things that actually work.  When I was in Seattle this weekend I saw many seaplanes.  Many of these planes were small Cessna type craft, and not like the larger plane you see above.  Given the unique circumstances at Gonave, having a seaplane that takes off from Miami, or Haiti, makes for a more practical choice.  Funny that the above plane based out of Vancouver, Canada are the colors of the potential Gonave Flag.  I personally would have a yellow sun in the middle of the tail.

The above aircraft would be the perfect size to start tourist runs to and from Gonave.  You need just a standard boat dock to load and unload passengers.  You also of course need the aircraft, and boom!  You have an airline that is functioning on Gonave for the fraction of what would be the cost of landing on land.

Go Gonave!
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Gonave gen yon pist pousyè tè ki pa ta dwe fò ase pou pi gwo avyon nan peyi . Etandone ke konstwi yon pist , ak tèminal yo te ka koute plizyè milyon dola, li pa ta dwe yon bagay ki ta dwe imedyatman posib. Menm yon echèl piti, zo fè ayewopò ak yon sèl 7,500 pist pye ak yon tèminal ti pye 20,000 sq ta dwe omwen $ 50 milyon dola. Se konsa, sa se ​​altènatif la?
Kòm ou konnen mwen renmen jwenn yon fason pi bon mache fè bagay sa yo ki aktyèlman travay. Lè m 'te nan Seattle fen semèn sa a, mwen wè te gen anpil idravyon . Anpil nan avyon sa yo te ti navèt di ki kalite Cessna , epi yo pa renmen avyon an pi gwo ou wè pi wo a. Bay sikonstans inik nan Gonave , li te gen yon idravyon ki pran koupe soti nan Miami, oswa Ayiti, fè pou yon chwa plis pratik . Komik ki avyon an pi wo a ki baze soti nan Vancouver, Kanada yo se koulè yo nan potansyèl Gonave drapo an. Mwen pèsonèlman ta gen yon solèy jòn nan mitan an nan dèyè nèt.
Avyon ki anwo la a ta dwe gwosè a pafè yo kòmanse kouri touris pou ale ak pou soti nan Gonave . Ou bezwen jis yon waf estanda bato yo chaje e dechaje pasaje. Ou menm tou nan kou bezwen avyon an , ak boom ! Ou gen yon avyon ki ap fonksyone sou Gonave pou fraksyon nan sa ki ta pri a nan ateri sou tè.
Ale Gonave !

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