Caribbean Contesting Consortium

Miami to Curacao on AA Flight 1879, 30 December, 2002

Photos by W0CG

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Andors Island, Bahamas, about 20 minutes after departing MIA

 Here's Andros -- you can see the inlet on the east central part of the coast from the map at the left.

Continuing southeast across Andros Island

Continuing southeast across Andros Island

Jumento Cays appear in the photo at the right. 

Jumento Cays, Bahamas (above), looking west.

Landfall over Haiti is pictured at the right. 

Northwest Haiti

Ile de la Gonave is in the photo at the right.

 Ile de La Gonave, Haiti, looking west.

Departing Haiti on the southwest coast, pictured at the right.

Feet wet leaving Haiti -- 500 more miles of water to Curacao

Curacao: Santa Marta Bay at the top right, Signal Point in the center of the coast, and the village of Soto at the bottom. (Looking southwest.)

 Petroleum bunkerage on the south central coast of Curacao -- a foundation of Curacao's economy.

Part of the Groteberg subdivision on Curacao about 2 miles from touchdown.

Touchdown: Runway 11-29 is the longest (11,000 ft) in the Caribbean
 

The Magic of Jetsetting: It's summer on 30 December, 2002!!