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Minister Johnson visits new WINAIR head office. | SMN News

April 9, 2019

Minister Johnson visits new WINAIR head office. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---In 2017, Winair’s Sales, Customer Service, and administration offices at the Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) were destroyed. Everything, including the Hanger and Warehouse, was mere rubble after hurricanes Irma and Maria left their devastating mark on St. Maarten.

This devastation was similar for several other islands in the Caribbean where Winair flys. Yet, despite their personal challenges including loss of property, and for some totally or partially damaged roofs or being without water or electricity, Team Winair banded together and started cleaning the debris. What followed after was the planning and preparation for a temporary location, and the reconstruction


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