Aircraft veers off airstrip after puncture
A skid mark in the foreground and the Air Services Limited Cessna 208B Grand Caravan plane off the Mahdia airstrip ...
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Several drones found in vehicles near president’s private residence – GCAA
One of the vehicles in the Leonora Police Station compound. The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) on Thursday said several ...
GCAA finally grants local helicopter service operator’s certificate
One month after Air Services Limited (ASL) announced the closure of its helicopter service because it could not have been ...
Plane crashes in Guyana’s interior
The toppled Cessna 182 plane at Aricheng A small United States (US)-registered single-engine aircraft has crashed in Guyana's interior, according ...
Guyana records 63.9% ICAO compliance
Director General of the Guyana Civil Aviation Organisation, Retired Lt. Col. Egbert Field and aviation minister Deodat Indar. Guyana is ...
Guyana crafting youth-focussed aviation career action plan
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) on Wednesday joined key stakeholders to shape the structure and strategic direction of the ...
Body of ASL pilot extracted from crash site
GDF soldiers arrive with the body of ASL pilot, Rider Alberto Castillo., at Imbaimadai. The body of Nicaraguan pilot, Rider ...
Search and rescue yet to reach aircraft crash site
The search and rescue mission is yet reach the crash site of a Cessa aircraft in Imbaimadai almost two days ...
Air Services Limited plane crashes in rough terrain
An Air Services Limited (ASL) single-engine Cessna plane crashed on Friday in thickly forested and mountainous terrain where a search ...
GCAA lifts suspension of ASL flights to Matthews Ridge
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has lifted the suspension of Air Services Limited's (ASL) flights to Matthews Ridge, North ...
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