A Guyanese start-up airline, Jet Global Services (Guyana) Inc., has clinched a deal with Bulgaria-headquartered GullivAir and the Switzerland-based LunaJets to offer Guyanese and oil sector workers another option to connect to neighbouring Brazil, the Caribbean and North America. “As Guyana becomes a significant player in the global oil market, the demand for a reliable, affordable international airline has never ...
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Guyana, The Bahamas sign ‘Open Skies’ agreement
The way is now clear for airlines to ply the Guyana-Bahamas route, with the signing of an open skies Air Services Agreement between the two countries, the Public Works Ministry said Tuesday. Under the agreement, which was signed on Monday, the aim is to also promote travel with other countries. “At present, there are no direct flights between Guyana and ...
Read More »Compensation for former LIAT Antigua workers, but colleagues’ pending talks – PM Gaston Brown
Antigua and Barbuda-based former employees of the bankrupt and shuttered LIAT (1974) Limited would soon receive some monies from the government there, but their counterparts in Guyana and other countries would have to await talks among the former shareholder governments, according to Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Brown. “Our government has issued a bond of $17 million to assist ...
Read More »LIAT 2020 urged to provide quality service to Guyanese; Antigua-Barbuda PM says airline financially stable
LIAT (2020), the third version of the regional airline, was Tuesday urged to provide predictable service on the Guyana route which has been traditionally a profitable one for the carrier. Guyana’s Aviation Minister, Juan Edghill issued the call at the official welcome ceremony for LIAT 20’s inaugural flight whose passengers included Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister, Gaston Browne and his ...
Read More »KLM Royal Dutch Airlines adds Guyana to its network
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines on Tuesday announced the addition of Georgetown, Guyana into its global network. Effective the 4th of June 2025, Georgetown, Guyana will be connected to Amsterdam, The Netherlands, with two weekly flights operating on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the airline said. KL789 (KLM789) will be operated in combination with St. Maarten, departing from Amsterdam (AMS) at 10:00 Local ...
Read More »Aeronautical engineering school to offer BSc in aircraft maintenance engineering
The Art Williams & Harry Wendt Aeronautical Engineering School on Friday announced the achievement of Programme Approval by the National Accreditation Council of Guyana (NAC-G) of its Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. The school said while the ab initio programme was evaluated by the NAC-G, Ministry of Education, as equivalent to an Associate Degree when it ...
Read More »Crashed GDF helicopter’s voice recorder damaged; report being finalised – aviation minister
The cockpit voice recorder of the Guyana Defence Force’s (GDF) Bell 412EPI helicopter that crashed and burnt almost one year ago in dense jungle was badly damaged, causing investigators to rely heavily on the personal accounts of the co-pilot and another survivor, well-placed sources said. “The black box was damaged,” Aviation Minister, Juan Edghill told Demerara Waves Online News. Sources ...
Read More »Miami-bound American Airlines flight delayed due to missing panel
American Airlines (AA) flight 1512, destined to leave Guyana for Miami, was Friday morning delayed by two hours due to a missing panel that was subsequently found, officials said. The panel, which covered an emergency light, was detected as absent when pilots checked their cockpit indicators, sources said. The panel was reportedly found at the back of a seat and ...
Read More »More persons travelling in and out of Guyana
The Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) on Monday said there was an 18 percent increase in aviation passenger traffic in and out of Guyana for the year, pushing the country closer to the one-million mark before year-end. “As of today, Guyana has successfully processed 801,000 passengers, encompassing both inbound and outbound travel. Notably, this year’s passenger traffic has witnessed an ...
Read More »New LIAT wants to fly to Guyana
The new regional airline, LIAT 2020, has applied to the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) for permission to fly to this South American nation with connections to several Caribbean islands, the authority’s Director-General, Retired Lt. Col. Egbert Field said. “No, LIAT has not been given any approval to operate. They have applied and we are going through the process,” he ...
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