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Loreto: January 31 - February 3
Mulege: February 7 - February 10

Your choice:
Four days, three nights, food, drink, conversation, fiesta, and close encounters with the mighty gray whale at either location. We have over 60 aircraft with over 130 people attending this years trip.

And for those on the Whales 2019 trip, in conjunction with the owners of the resort in Punta Pescadero, we are offering an optional four day trip extension to the South Cape. Miles of beach, its own private paved airstrip, and it is all inclusive.
Yep, one really great price which includes rooms, meals, drinks, and lots more.

Whales 2019 is now closed.

The Punta Pescadero post trip is still open. We presently have five rooms left. Call 480 730 3250 for more information

From Loreto
Wednesday, February 30
Sky is clear, 10 miles visibilty, no wind, temp is low to mid 70's. (nice)
For those checking into Mexico for the first time this year, if you have your ME Authorization from last year and it is from Loreto, bring a copy as it will speed up the process.
For whales arrival tomorow, we have made special arrangements to take on fuel prior to checking in. BBP ground will ask you if you want fuel now as well as advise you of the waiting time. Customs has advised us that nothing can be offloaded during the fueling process. If this happens, the deal is off and we will have to check in prior to fueling. There are bathrooms at the fuel pumps for those in need.
More info as generated.
Jack in Loreto

An example of one of many BBP membership benefits. In the Members section of our website, we list information on most of America's countries.

A Sample of Mexican Information Folder

General Information
Currency
Entry Requirements from US
Entry Requirements from other than US
Aircraft Requirements
People Requirements
Customs Guidelines
International Airports
Airports of Mexico (airport guide)
Handlers
Flying within the Country
Departing the Country
Mexican Liability Insurance

Cuba GA Trips
After reading the official OFAC rule changes regarding flying to Cuba as well as reading what others have published, we find that the only thing that our present administration changed was to remove the ability to make solo trips to the island by yourself. Now, you still can fly to Cuba but must be traveling with an established organization with a leader from that organization on a structured agenda.

As this is what the BBP has done over the past six group flights that we have taken to Cuba, for us, there is no change.
We are planning another trip this Fall.
And in addition, we are working with a local Cuban aviation group and eCASA to make landing fees, etc. more reasonable.
Watch our website for more information.