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Photo ID: 1260840 Views: 1920 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Piper PA-23-250 Aztec F Exuma - Norman's Cay (NMC / MYEN) Bahamas, September 1, 2007 Remark Photographer N202BL (cn 27-7754048) Built in 1976. Stephen B. Aranha Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 1159426 Views: 5005 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Britten-Norman BN-2A-26 Islander Exuma - Norman's Cay (NMC / MYEN) Bahamas, December 21, 2006 Remark Photographer N133RS (cn 606) The Islander down in Normans Cay. It would later crash flying into Nassau International Paul Aranha Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 1139539 Views: 13144 Aircraft Location & Date Untitled Cessna 172S Skyhawk SP Exuma - Norman's Cay (NMC / MYEN) Bahamas, October 31, 2006 Remark Photographer N215PJ (cn 172S9711) In the heyday of drug trafficking, Norman's Cay was the airport of choice for smugglers. Flying into an unlit airport at night wasn't easy, a fact illustrated by wrecked aircraft such as the C-46 ditched in the ocean just East of the field. Nowadays it more reputable; the Bahamas & Caribbean Pilot's Guide advises that it's an "ideal destination for pilots who want to see their parked plane from their room, enjoy a beautiful, unspoiled beach, and watch incredible sunsets." Stephen B. Aranha Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search Photo ID: 1135659 Views: 95317 Aircraft Location & Date - - Exuma - Norman's Cay (NMC / MYEN) Bahamas, October 31, 2006 Remark Photographer An old drug runners paradise, Norman's cay. Pablo Escobar used this island as a half way point to smuggle cocaine into the United States, around the island you can find planes ditched into the ocean and the pine trees. Now Norman's Cay has been cleaned up and is a great spot to go and lie on the beach. The runway is still wet from an earlier rain shower and in terrible condition with many potholes and cracks in it. A Bahamian version of my Cedar Key overview. Paul Aranha Contact Link to me! FIT SCR View Large Photo View Similar Photos Add to Album Send as Postcard Correct information Cross data search

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