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Cayman Airways Denies Controllers Claim at JFK

Mon Jul 7, 2008 9:30pm EDT
 
GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands, July 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Cayman Airways is
refuting US media reports that one of its planes was involved in a near miss
incident at JFK this weekend.
    The National Air Traffic Association has confirmed that Cayman Airways
executed a routine "go around" on approach.    The FAA is investigating and
has not confirmed these reports at this time.

    Contact:
    Silvie Snow-Thomas
    212-528-1691
    silvie@mfaltd.com

SOURCE  Cayman Airways

Silvie Snow-Thomas for Cayman Airways, +1-212-528-1691, silvie@mfaltd.com


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