The U.S. Virgin Islanders may soon have easier access to the rest of the Caribbean region as the Caribbean Development Bank proposes a number of options to remedy the prevalent regional transportation issue where airlift has become difficult to access. During the CDB’s annual press conference on Wednesday, President Dr. Hyginus Leon reiterated the sentiment of many Virgin Islanders and other Caribbean residents: “The region cannot go forward with the transportation problem that we have now.”  Heads of government in almost every island of the archipelago, including the USVI, have bemoaned the lack of efficient, affordable air and sea connections between neighboring islands.  Whether it is due to prices ratcheted up by fees and taxed beyond the reach of everyday citizens, or a poorly-organized, byzantine flight schedule bedeviled by ludicrous…