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Canadian Airline Warns Against Travel To The Dominican Republic After Drugs Bust

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https://simpleflying.com/canadian-airline-warns-against-dominican-republic/
 

In a statement, Pivot Airlines said, 

 

“The continued prosecution and credible threats to the lives of our crew in the Dominican Republic raise serious concerns for all those traveling to the country, including those considering vacationing in the Dominican Republic. We believe this incident should cause all travelers to consider making alternative travel plans.”

The Canadian media has reported a mechanic discovered the drugs. That sounds like a local hire, so I don't see how that exonerates the crew as the pilots association is claiming. It was a small private charter and so warning travellers to stay away from the DR seems to be overblown since it wouldn't apply to the vast majority of tourists and airline crews. And it's not just a DR thing. Two Canadian men couldn't leave Cuba for seven months a few years ago after being accused of sexual assault by another Canadian and were eventually acquitted. It's one of the risks, albeit small, of travelling.

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