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Post-quake: airport of entry
Private GA relief flights are landing here to clear customs, instead of at PAP:
Post-quake: donate instead of flying
Since traffic is heavy and landing slots are needed for larger aircraft that can carry more cargo and personnel, AOPA recommends that instead of volunteering to fly down supplies, small-aircraft owner/pilots donate what the flight would have cost them:
Post-quake: U.S. airliners returning empty
U.S. airlines are flying in relief supplies, but because of a lack of functioning security screening, the U.S. won't let them evacuate most American visitors back out, so the flights are returning empty:
http://www.usatoday.com/travel/flights/item.aspx?type=blog&ak=15626.blog
Blog entry about this airport
Here's a blog entry from a family working in Haiti, apparently as missionaries, though the content is purely secular. Passengers arriving at PAP have to walk a long distance outside to the terminal, which is not always possible during rainy season due to flooding:
http://bleshblog.wordpress.com/2009/03/02/pouring-raintroubled-pap-airport/
jacmel airport
🔗 Sat, 25 Jun 2011
— Anonymous Flyer at Jacmel Airport, Haiti
The region is so beautiful but it seems they make it really difficult to get there by air. Sitiyazyo konsa ba bo !!