By Belize Live News Staff: Tropic Air has confirmed that Captain Howell Grange, the pilot involved in a recent high-profile incident, has been discharged from medical care and is now resting and recovering at home.
In an official statement issued by Tropic Air CEO Maximillian Greif, the airline expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support from the community and the strength of its team during the challenging days following the incident. While the specifics of the event have not been disclosed, the message noted that the experience had lasting effects and emphasized Tropic Air’s continued commitment to the well-being of all affected.
“Over the past few days, the strength of our team and the support from our community have been truly valued,” the statement reads. “While physical recovery continues, we remain committed to prioritizing the well-being of all those affected and extend our full support.”
As part of its response, Tropic Air announced the implementation of several enhanced security protocols. These long-term safety updates are aimed at reinforcing the protection and confidence of passengers, crew, and staff. The airline indicated that further details will be provided once all measures are fully in place.
“In this season of rebirth, we remain steadfast in our purpose,” said CEO Greif. “Tropic Air is determined, and we will never be deterred from fulfilling our responsibility to serve our communities, as the National Airline of Belize.”
The airline reaffirmed its resilience and unity in facing adversity and pledged to keep customers informed as improvements are rolled out.
