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interCaribbean Airways launches inaugural flight at Ogle Airport
(Kaieteur News) – interCaribbean Airways on Thursday launched its inaugural flight into the Eugene F. Correia International Airport. In a statement posted on the Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce’s Facebook page, subject minister Susan Rodrigues said the inaugural flight “carries special meaning for Guyana.”
The interCaribbean Airways ‘Spirit of Guyana’ aircraft at the Eugene F. Correia International Airport.
She highlighted that the aircraft, bearing the Golden Arrowhead and the “Spirit of Guyana” tagline, reflects confidence in the country and the direction in which the aviation and tourism sectors continue to grow. She further emphasised that this new connection deepens Guyana’s link to the region, making it easier for people to travel for business, leisure, and family, while creating wider opportunities in tourism, trade, and investment.
Ministers of Public Utilities and Aviation and Tourism Deodat Indar and Susan Rodrigues (respectively) join Chairman of interCaribbean Airways Lyndon Gardiner, Director General of the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) Lt. Col. (Ret’d) Egbert Field, British High Commissioner to Guyana Jane Miller and other officials for the cutting of the ribbon.
Minister Rodrigues reaffirmed the Government of Guyana’s commitment to expanding regional and international connectivity. She noted that ongoing investments in airport development, new routes, and aviation partnerships ensure that Guyana remains accessible, competitive, and ready to welcome a growing number of visitors. She added that this new service also builds on the government’s aviation partnership in Barbados, further strengthening Guyana’s presence across the region.
The ministry said that Thursday’s inaugural service demonstrates how the government’s efforts translate into tangible benefits for citizens, the economy, and the continued growth of the tourism sector.
Meanwhile, Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation Deodat Indar in his address, said that Guyana’s ongoing economic boom continues to drive strong growth across the aviation sector, creating new opportunities for investment and expansion.
He also commended interCaribbean Airways for employing Guyanese pilots and crew, noting that the airline is helping to inspire national pride by featuring the Golden Arrowhead on the tail of one of its aircraft.
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