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Fly Jamaica to start operations to Guyana September 26

Sep 12, 2013 News

 
The long wait is over for Jamaican carrier, Fly Jamaica, which will start operations to Guyana on September 26.
Airline officials have confirmed that the partnership carrier will on that date land at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport before making its way to the United States via Kingston, Jamaica.
Fly Jamaica will be operating direct flights between Toronto and Georgetown; Toronto-Kingston;  Georgetown-Kingston-New York; and one non-stop flight from Georgetown  to Toronto.
The airline is operating a 757 Boeing until the acquisition of a 767 in November. Local staff are already in place, while on-the-ground operates are also ready. Tickets are on sale for the respective destinations.

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