From RCIPS  Wed, May 25, 2016 at 12:27 PM

Please be advised that all traffic restrictions associated with the exercise this morning have been lifted.

Cayman Islands’ Airport “Plane Crash” Exercise begins

The public is informed that the Civil Aviation’s large-scale airport emergency exercise is now underway.

In this scenario, which involves many agencies and hundreds of participants, a Boeing 727-200 cargo aircraft has “crash-landed” on Smith Road Cricket Oval.

More information will be provided as available.

Road Closures for Airport “Plane Crash” Exercise ALL NOW OPEN

UPDATE:

Wed, May 25, 2016 at 11:51 AM

Please be advised that Huldah Avenue has been opened to restricted access to traffic from Elgin only

Wed, May 25, 2016 at 11:13 AM

The Royal Cayman Islands Police informs the public that, as a result of the Civil Aviation’s large-scale airport emergency exercise now underway, the following road closures are in effect around the airport this morning:

Agnes Way / Crewe Road (near RCIPS Traffic Office)

– Traffic traveling from Crewe Road towards GT must turn right toward Linford Pierson

Bobby Thompson / Smith Road Intersection

– Traffic from Linford Pierson Hwy must turn left toward GT Hospital only

– No right turn from Bobby Thompson

– No traffic allowed straight onto Huldah

CNB Roundabout : Huldah / Elgin

– No entry onto Huldah until 11:30AM, from Elgin Avenue only

NAPA Roundabout :Dorcy Drive / Crewe Road

– Dorcy to Crewe : right turn only

No access to Airport : Road blocked at Breezy Way Intersection on Airport Road

Red Gate Road onto Owen Roberts Drive (Airport Road) – Exit blocked toward airport only

More information will be provided as available.