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Gyrocopters in Statia | THE DAILY HERALD

April 7, 2025

Gyrocopters in Statia | THE DAILY HERALD
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F.D. Roosevelt Airport in St. Eustatius proudly welcomed two gyrocopters recently, marking a unique and exciting visit to the island.

The brief stopover is part of a regional tour showcasing the versatility and range of ultralight aircraft. Aviation enthusiasts witnessed the rare sight, adding a spark of excitement to the local airstrip. The Statia government continues to support innovative air traffic activity, reaffirming its commitment to aviation development and regional connectivity.

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