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Baja Bush Pilots eAPIS
As a Member Benifit, Members file eAPIS for international travel (including Mexico) on BBP website. â–ºClick here to see a sample US/MX manifest
Web cams that help flying Mexico and Guatemala
Alerts/NOTAMS: Go to "Notams" in Members section to see MX Notams.
The BBP can now provide Mexican Liability Insurance for Aircraft over 50 years old. Go to "Mexican Insurance" to see mored
Whales 2020 is now set. And the Winners of the two Registrations are....
The 2020 Whales event will be in Loreto starting on Thursday, Feb 27 ending on Sunday, March 1. We are also talking to Punta Pescadero about doing a post fly-in to their oceanside resort as we have done in the past.
And we have two Members set to go who won registration for the 2020 Whales event. Doing the drawing in the campsite of AOPA's Livermore Fly-in were long time members and huge usporters of the BBP Al and Terri Carlson
The first ticket drawn was number +012 held by Ron Klutts based in Mountain View Ca
The second ticket drawn was number +027 held by Craig Narr based in Torrance CA
Both won a registeration for one person based on double occupancy, Whale 2020.
And for the other 97 members who registered, it was great talking to you and hope you can also make our 2020 Whales event.
Thanking all who support the Baja Bush Pilots.
Jack
BBP Escorted Trips
We are looking a quick two night group fly-in to Rocky Point this fall. Will have more info as it comes together.
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
Administration rule change June 5, 2019, GA prohibited from flying to Cuba.
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.