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Ref.: N1-17 – EMX1126 22 October 2008 To: Permanent Secretary, Antigua and Barbuda Through ECCAA Directorate J. A. Maduro, Aruba [email protected]; Patrick L. Rolle, Bahamas [email protected]; [email protected]; Lionel Nurse, Barbados [email protected]; Anthony Archer, Barbados [email protected]; J.A. Contreras, Belize [email protected]; Robert Shuter, Canada [email protected]; Benoit Bardouille General Manager, Dominica [email protected]; [email protected]; Vincent Carmigniani, French Antilles [email protected]; Isabelle Monnier, French Antilles [email protected]; Arlene Buckmire-Outram, Grenada [email protected]; [email protected]; Jean-Lemerque Pierre, Haiti [email protected]; Oscar Derby, Jamaica [email protected]; [email protected]; S.J. Francisco, Netherlands Antilles [email protected]; Rosemond James, ECCAA [email protected]; Oaklyn Peets, Saint Kitts and Nevis [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Darrel Montrope, Saint Lucia [email protected]; Godfred Pompey, Saint Vincent and the [email protected]; Grenadines Ramesh Lutchmedial, Trinidad and Tobago [email protected]; Ray Pusey, DfT, United Kingdom [email protected]; Cassandra Jordan, United States [email protected]; Eduardo A. Flores, ACI/LAC [email protected]; [email protected]; Peter Cerdá, IATA [email protected]; [email protected]; Carole Couchman, IFALPA [email protected]; Kevin Burke, IFALPA CAR/EAST [email protected]; Fernando Álvarez, IFALPA CAR/WEST [email protected]; Salvador Gayón, IFALPA CAR/SAM Office [email protected]; [email protected]; Alex Figuereo, IFATCA [email protected]; [email protected]; Andreas Kohn, AIRBUS [email protected]; Alex de Gunten, ALTA [email protected]; Jay Pardee, CAST [email protected]; Alexander ter Kuile – CANSO [email protected]; [email protected]; Thaddee Sulocki; EASA [email protected]; Jocelyn Fajardo, European Commission [email protected]; Bill Voss, FSF [email protected]; Pierre Goulet, GEASSA [email protected]; [email protected]; Gregory Fox, RASOS [email protected]; Luiz Ricardo de Souza Nascimento, Brazil [email protected]; Ricardo Luiz Dantas de Brito, CARSAMMA [email protected] Madison Walton, Scrutinity Group GTE [email protected] Rapporteur North American, Central American and Tel. (5255) 5250 32 11 Apartado Postal 5-377 PMB 34-300 Caribbean Office Fax. (5255) 5203 27 57 C.P. 06500 México D. F. 827 Union Pacific Av. Presidente Masaryk No. 29 3er. Piso E-mail: [email protected] MEXICO Laredo, Tx, Col. Chapultepec Morales Website: www.icao.int/nacc 78045-9452 C.P. 11570 México D.F., MEXICO U.S.A. 2 cc: Larry Franklin, Anguilla [email protected]; Thomas Dunstan, Bermuda [email protected]; Margaret Wilson, A/DCA, British Virgin Is. [email protected]; [email protected]; P. Richard Smith, Cayman Islands [email protected]; Alric Taylor, Montserrat [email protected]; Thomas Swann, Turks and Caicos [email protected]; [email protected]; Roland Zilz, United Kingdom [email protected]; ICAORD, Lima (please forward to SAM States and members of SRVSOP) Subject: First Regional Aviation Safety Group – Pan America Meeting (RASG-PA/01) (Puntarenas, Costa Rica, 10-14 November 2008) Dear Sir or Madam: In reference to the subject event, please be informed that if you are experiencing problems with the hotel reservation in Puntarenas, Costa Rica, please contact Mr. Gerardo Aguero from the DGCA in Costa Rica, phone: 506 2290 0090 or his mail: [email protected]. Also you can contact the Hilton hotel sales representative: [email protected] phone: 506 2220 2412. I would like to remind you that it is very important to send as soon as possible, the arrival and departure flight information of the participants attending the meeting to the coordinator, Mr. Gerardo Aguero, for transportation airport/hotel/airport. Accept, Sir/Madam, the assurances of my highest consideration. Loretta Martin Regional Director ICAO NACC Office .

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