Caribbean Airlines commences service between Guyana and Cuba

Caribbean Airlines on Saturday commenced weekly service between Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Guyana and Jose Marti International Airport, Havana, Cuba.

The flights will operate every Saturday with a stops in Trinidad each way. The airline however noted that passengers will not be required to disembark the aircraft.

 GUYANA/HAVANA SCHEDULE

These flights are open for sale, and customers may contact Caribbean Airlines Reservations Call Centre, www.caribbean-airlines.com or their Travel Agent for bookings. 

Customers are reminded to check the required COVID-19 travel protocols for entry into Guyana and Cuba:

Guyana Entry Requirements: 

Guyana Travel

Cuba Entry Requirements: 

• All passengers are required to fill out a Health Declaration form before checking in for your flight to Cuba. It is recommended to bring a printed copy of this form once completed.

• New Health Tax –Cuba has implemented a health tax that is relevant to mandatory PCR testing upon arrival of the customer into Cuba. The tax is 30USD.

• COVID-19 requirements – all customers will be subject to PCR testing upon arrival into Cuba (hence the tax) as well as quarantine (self-isolation or Government facility) as the authorities see fit for 7 days.

• Mask Requirements – Cuba mandates that persons are required to wear masks all the time if they are in a public place, as such, passengers are required to wear appropriate face masks.

Wayne Farley

Wayne is an aviation safety consultant and publisher for GuyanaAviation.com who served as an Air Traffic Controller in two jurisdictions; Guyana and the Turks and Caicos Islands. Throughout his career, he has been blogging on air traffic management and other aviation matters.

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