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CAL to resume flights from Guyana on Monday

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October 17, 2020
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With the opening of the borders in Guyana, Caribbean Airlines will operate its first commercial service between Guyana and New York, on 19 October, the Trinidad-based airline has announced.

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The airline will roll out its entire flight schedule for Guyana next week Monday.

CEO of Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera stated: “2020 has been an unprecedented year for aviation. Our customers in Guyana and North America can  count on Caribbean Airlines to reconnect them with their family and friends. We attach tremendous importance to our valued Guyanese customers and their loyalty to the airline. The full schedule will soon follow.”

Mr Medera continued: “We assure you, that Caribbean Airlines observes safety protocols which are aligned with the highest international standards for the protection and well-being of our customers and employees.”

The non-stop return service for Monday October 19, between Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Guyana and JFK International, New York is open for sale.

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