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Cayman Islands aircraft registry shrinks amid transition activity

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By Kenneth Araullo
| Cayman Independent
The Cayman Islands Aircraft Registry ended last year with fewer aircraft on its books despite continued growth in its transition aircraft business. According to the Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (CAACI)’s 2025 Annual Report, the registry closed the year with 221 aircraft, down from 268 at the end of 2024. A total of 64 aircraft were added during the year, while 111 were removed, resulting in a net decline of 47 aircraft.
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Cayman Islands mourns death of political pioneer Laurel Watler

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By Kenneth Araullo
| Cayman Independent
The Cayman Islands is mourning the death of Laurel Aldith Watler, who made history by standing in the first general election after women gained the rights to vote and run for public office. She was a member of the group later known as the Phenomenal Four, alongside Birdell Jackson, Ethel Cook-Bodden and National Heroine Francine Jackson. The four women contested the 1959 general election.
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Public sector remuneration rose 37% in five years, report says

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By Kenneth Araullo
| Cayman Independent
The Cayman Islands Government spent CI$3.1 billion on public servants’ remuneration between 2020 and 2024, with payroll costs increasing more rapidly than the size of the workforce. That’s according to a newly published report from the Office of the Auditor General titled, ‘Public Service Remuneration 2020-2024‘ laid before parliament on 23 June. The report found remuneration costs rose from $521 million in 2020 to $712m in 2024, an increase of 37% over the five-year period.
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