– several began operations in 2014

As Government continues to propel Guyana as a viable tourist destination, investors’ confidence continues to be stronger, and this fact can be proved through a number of activities in the various sectors. One such sector is the growing aviation industry and this is very much needed for a tourism industry to really prosper.
Over the years, a number of new airlines commenced serving the Guyana route, primarily in 2014. COPA Airlines began flying to Guyana on July 11, offering services to this destination twice weekly.
Also, Curacao registered Insel Air began operations from Miami to Guyana in June 2014. This Airline also flies to Curacao and Aruba, and offers twice weekly flights.
The Venezuelan State owned carrier, Conviasa which began flying to Guyana in the latter part of 2013, expanded flights to Guyana in 2014 to twice weekly, serving the Puerto Ordaz-Georgetown-Puerto Ordaz routes.
Dynamic airways which began operations in June of 2014 encountered difficulties and only resumed operations in November. The airline has since been plagued by technical problems, resulting in flight delays, but has promised to provide a better service.
