Bimini Airport is now ready to receive night flights. The airport thus create the conditions for more traffic and availability, which has been an obstacle for a long time. For aircraft such as the Boeing 737 to be used should also expand the length of the runway from the current 5,400 feet to 6,000 feet.
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