Tobago Updates

14/06/2026

🚨 Digging Deeper into the Alleged Missing Aircraft Bound for Tobago 🚨

Technical details have surfaced regarding the aircraft that is reported to be allegedly missing en route to Tobago. Flight tracking data provides a clearer picture of the plane's identity, its departure, and the exact coordinates where it reportedly dropped off the radar.

✈️ AIRCRAFT & FLIGHT PLAN:
• Aircraft Type: Beechcraft 58P Baron (a pressurized, twin-engine light aircraft)
• Registration Number: HI-1145
• Departure Point: Argyle International Airport (AIA), St. Vincent
• Destination: ANR Robinson International Airport, Tobago
• Departure Time: Friday, June 12, 2026, at 11:52 AM (Trinidad and Tobago Time)

📡 FLIGHTRADAR24 TRACKING DATA:
According to the latest radar logs, the flight was tracking south toward Tobago when the system reportedly lost its signal. The final recorded data points placed the aircraft:
📍 Approximately 47 miles south of St. Vincent
🧭 Flying on a 170-degree bearing

Based on these coordinates, the aircraft's last known position was over the southern Caribbean Sea, putting it in the vicinity of Grenadian or Venezuelan territorial waters when contact was allegedly lost.

At this time, authorities are officially treating the aircraft as "overdue," as there is still no confirmation of a crash, wreckage, or details regarding the occupants on board. We will continue to follow the facts as they are released.

📰 Data Source & Credit: Flightradar24
🔗 View the raw flight log data here: Flightradar24 - HI-1145
(Initial situational reporting by One News St. Vincent)

14/06/2026

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14/06/2026

🚰 WATER SERVICE INTERRUPTION NOTICE – TOBAGO

Residents along Easterfield Road, Mason Hall are advised of a planned water service interruption due to emergency mechanical repairs at the Mason Hall Booster

📍 Affected Area: Easterfirld Road, Mason Hall
🗓️ Date: Sunday 14th June, 2026
⏰ Estimated Restoration:
Monday June 15th 2026 8:00pm

Customers are encouraged to store an adequate supply of water ahead of the disruption.

Unplanned Service Interruption- Tobago

14/06/2026

🇹🇹🎯 HISTORIC WIN FOR TRINIDAD & TOBAGO! 🎯🇹🇹

Joshua Balfour and James Walklin might be bowing out of the tournament, but they are leaving with their heads held high! The duo just secured T&T’s FIRST-EVER victory at the World Cup of Darts, taking down group winners Latvia in a thrilling 4-3 finish! 👏🔥

A massive and proud moment for the nation! Let's hear it for them! 🗣️👇


Courtesy Professional Darts Corporation

14/06/2026

We are thrilled to congratulate Akil Patrick on successfully earning his Private Pilot License! 🛩️

Reaching this milestone takes immense dedication, discipline, and hard work. As he takes to the skies with expanded horizons and new possibilities ahead, we wish him fair skies and smooth landings. ✈️

Warmest congratulations from Tobago Updates Television.



Courtesy

14/06/2026

Authorities in Trinidad and Tobago are currently monitoring an overdue aircraft that departed Argyle International Airport (AIA) in St. Vincent on Friday, June 12. The flight was bound for ANR Robinson International Airport right here in Tobago.

⚠️ What we know so far:
• Communications with air traffic control were lost during the flight.
• The aircraft is officially classified as "overdue" after failing to arrive within its expected timeframe.
• There is NO official confirmation of a crash or water landing at this time.
• Details regarding the aircraft type, registration, and the number of people on board have not yet been released by officials.

We will keep you updated as more official information becomes available.

📰 Source & Credit: One News St. Vincent

13/06/2026

The Ministry of Education (MoE) has issued an official update regarding the processing of teachers’ backpay, assuring educators that the settlement remains a top priority.

In a media release dated June 13, 2026, the Ministry addressed the ongoing verification process and clarified public concerns regarding recent funding requests.

The Ministry is currently in the comprehensive process of compiling, verifying, auditing, and finalizing calculations. This is being done to ensure accuracy, transparency, and integrity before any funds are disbursed.
Financial provisions for the backpay were already included in the Draft Estimates for Fiscal 2026, subject to final approvals.
The MoE explicitly clarified that the funding requested during the recent Mid-Year Review was separate and distinct from backpay. Those requested funds are strictly for the Ministry’s ongoing operational commitments from July to September 2026.
Because backpay funds were already identified in the Fiscal 2026 Draft Estimates, the current auditing exercise remains a separate process.
The Ministry stated it remains committed to keeping all stakeholders informed and will provide further updates as the verification, approval, and payment processes progress.

13/06/2026

Trinidad and Tobago’s Independence Day parade and national celebrations are officially returning this year! Minister of Defence Wayne Sturge made the announcement during yesterday's Standing Finance Committee sitting. The update came to light while the committee was examining a $39,245,000 supplementation for the Ministry of Defence.

During the session, the Opposition questioned a substantial financial spike under the line item for hosting conferences, seminars, and other functions, which jumped by $2.3 million from its previous $190,000 baseline. When pressed on what accounted for this massive increase, Minister Sturge directly stated that the funds are dedicated to bringing back the Independence Day parade. This marks a significant turnaround for the country, providing a welcome contrast to last year when citizens saw an absolute absence of formal Independence Day parade celebrations.

Minister Sturge further explained that the $2.3 million allocation is designated to fund the entirety of the national independence celebrations. According to the Minister, the budget will cover the traditional military parade, the official evening cocktail functions, and the highly anticipated events at the Queen’s Park Savannah, alongside all other connected celebratory activities.

13/06/2026

The Division of Tourism, Antiquities and Creative Industries under the Tobago House of Assembly has issued a public advisory announcing the temporary closure of the park located at Flagstaff Hill in Charlotteville.

According to an official notice, the closure became necessary following recent damage sustained by the communication tower situated at the site. Multiple state agencies alongside private sector stakeholders are currently on the ground, actively collaborating to repair the affected infrastructure and restore vital communication services as swiftly as possible.

The Division has apologized to the public for any inconvenience this temporary closure may cause and expressed gratitude for the community’s patience and cooperation during the ongoing repair period.

Members of the public seeking further information or clarification are urged to reach out directly to the Division’s Head Office at (868) 639-2125.

13/06/2026

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