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LPIA and other airports should turn to tech amid COVID-19, says NAD executive The Lynden Pindling International Airport. FILE
As the The Bahamas and the world learn to live with COVID-19, airports like Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) could look to decentralize certain routine airport processes in order to better adhere to the health protocols that the pandemic calls for, Director of Operations for the Nassau Airport Development Company (NAD) Jonathan Hanna said yesterday, adding that a year and a half from now, passengers and employees will be interacting within a more digital environment in the airport.
“Terminals were never designed to be testing centers or to allow for six-feet distance between each passenger,” said Hanna, who made his remarks during an appearance on Cable Bahamas Business Solutions’ Digital Citizen webinar series. He suggested that large hotels could become airline check-in sites in order to lessen the build-up of people in the airport ter
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February 17, 2021
In December 2016, Jeff Corbin, professor of biology, was part of a team of ecologists who traveled to Cuba to learn how the country’s unique political and economic history might have altered its natural history.
Experts in the study of exotic species invasions, the scholars visited major cultural sites such as Havana, Trinidad and the Bay of Pigs. They also spent time at unique bio preserves that highlighted Cuba s distinct biodiversity.
Jeff Corbin, professor of biology (second from left), was part of a team of ecologists who traveled to Cuba to learn how the country’s unique political and economic history might have altered its natural history.