Air Connectivity Watch: MBJ Airports CEO Shane Munroe says new international services planned for this year are a clear vote of confidence in Montego Bay and Jamaica’s tourism, even after Hurricane Melissa—airlines weigh demand, aircraft, costs, yields, and destination readiness before launching routes, and Wingo’s Medellin service (3x weekly, started June 23) is cited as strengthening links with South America. Guadeloupe in the Yachting Mix: MarineTraffic reports a “superyacht migration” shifting toward Europe/Mediterranean as hurricane season nears; among 2,156 departures from regional hubs (including Guadeloupe), 161 show a clear Europe/Atlantic signal, with Martinique leading and Le Marin highlighted as a key starting port—Guadeloupe appears among the main departure points. Direct Flights to Paris: Cirium data points to heavy A350-1000 use on the Pointe-à-Pitre–Paris Orly route (499 frequencies), underscoring ongoing long-haul demand from Guadeloupe via Air Caraïbes. Marine Safety Alert: Saint-Martin authorities responded to two stranded dolphins on Orient Bay—one adult died (injury traces noted; cause unknown) and a live juvenile was released offshore; officials urge reporting sightings and keeping distance.