Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

They are going to be moving their administrative headquarters out of Annapolis.

The library has leased more than 30,000 square feet at Aviation Business Park up in Glen Burnie near the BWI Airport.

Approximately 85 employees will relocate during the first quarter of 2027, including finance, human resources, marketing, maintenance, and executive staff.

Library CEO Skip Auld says the move will provide more modern and flexible space to support the system's 16 branches.

The Fort Lauderdale service marks the beginning of a broader expansion by Bermuda Air, which plans to introduce several additional connections to the Turks and Caicos Islands during the 2026-27 winter travel season.

The airline's announced expansion includes December 18th, Bermuda with a connection involving Grand Cayman, December 19th, Anguilla, Boston, Massachusetts, and Toronto, Canada, December 20th, Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina to Providenciality's, and Newark, New Jersey to South Caicos, December 21st, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and December 24th, Baltimore, Washington.

The additional services are expected to strengthen Turks and Caicos Islands' accessibility from major North American and Caribbean markets, providing travelers with more convenient options during the peak winter tourism season.

Of particular significance is the planned Newark-South-Cacos connection, which could help stimulate tourism development beyond providenciales and support efforts to expand economic opportunities throughout the islands.

Let's start with the lowest.

So the choices were Baltimore, BWI to Europe, San Diego to Asia, because San Diego is a big station for them, Dallas, Love Field to Europe, and then we had a choice for other.

Tell us in comments what else.

The lowest was other, and we'll talk about some ideas that someone had.

So San Diego to Asia was 5% of the votes.

Dallas to Europe was 12%.

And BWI to Europe, 78%.

The others...

And then I fly back, and Sunday we have PA Drum Show here at the Rock Lidditz Complex down the street.

And it's just like, I'm literally driving from BWI straight to my house, pick up my TV and my double bass pedals, head down there and promote the master class and play.

And doing meet and greet with Tony Royster Jr.

Nice, dude.

Uh, when you drive down, you know, um, I 83 and you get on, I think it's six 95 and you're starting into Maryland there.

Like for instance, when you go to BWI airport in Baltimore, um, there's a ton of these automatic speed cameras and they give a ton of warnings, right? They do.

It's coming.

It's coming.

And just ever since I was a kid, I mean, seeing aircraft, always watching my dad up in the air, watching just a bunch.

I also live kind of close to BWI, like from Maryland.

I was always right around the corner just being able to watch aircraft fly when I was young.

So it really solidified it.