Caribbean Airlines 737-MAX makes inaugural flight
Caribbean Airlines’ first Boeing 737 MAX-8 (9Y-CAL) aircraft took to the skies for the first
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.
US Air Force and Boom Supersonic Enter into Strategic Partnership
Boom Supersonic, the aerospace company building the world’s fastest and most sustainable supersonic airliner, today
Suriname denies request from CAL to resume flights
Suriname, still peeved at the treatment meted out to its nationals by the Trinidad-based Caribbean
interCaribbean begins Guyana-Barbados flights
InterCaribbean Airways on Friday made its inaugural flight into Guyana. The flight, with 48 passengers
Guyana signs Air Services Agreement with Colombia
Guyana and Colombia on Wednesday signed an open skies Air Services Agreement to promote and
New COVID-19 testing requirement to enter United States takes effect
With effect from Monday, December 6, all individuals traveling to the United States, regardless of
Caribbean Airlines Gets ‘Four Star Major Airline’ Rating
Caribbean Airlines has been rated a ‘Four Star Major Airline’ by its passengers, in the
interCaribbean days away from launch of Guyana flights
interCaribbean Airways on Monday announced services from Georgetown (GEO), Guyana to Barbados (BGI), with connecting
Bell 525 Completes First Flight with Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Bell Textron Inc., announced on Monday that the Bell 525 Relentless completed its first flight