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British Airways to fly to Guyana from next year

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August 10, 2022
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British Airways will fly from London Gatwick to Aruba and Georgetown, Guyana in summer 2023, the airline said in a press release Wednesday.
The announcement was also confirmed by Minister of Works, Juan Edghill. BA will fly to Queen Beatrix International Airport on the island of Aruba twice weekly on Thursday & Sunday from 26 March 2023. This operates as a “tag on” to existing flights from Gatwick to Antigua. A constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Aruba is located 18 miles north of the Paraguaná Peninsula of Venezuela.
The airline will also fly to Georgetown, Guyana twice weekly on Monday & Thursday from 27 March 2023. The service to Cheddi Jagan International Airport also operates as a “tag on” on BA’s service from Gatwick to Saint Lucia.

In terms of other BA long haul changes at Gatwick, Providenciales will continue to operate from Heathrow via Nassau for the summer season. The route switches from Gatwick to Heathrow on Sunday 30 October 2022. Services between Gatwick and Port of Spain will also operate non-stop rather than via Saint Lucia. Flights operate three times weekly on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.

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London Gatwick – Aruba
Flight BA2157 Depart London Gatwick 10:00 – Arrive Antigua 13:35
Flight BA2157 Depart Antigua 14:35 – Arrive Aruba 16:30
Flight BA2156 Depart Aruba 18:30 – Arrive Antigua 20:15
Flight BA2156 Depart Antigua 21:15 – Arrive London Gatwick 10:15
London Gatwick – Georgetown
Flight BA2159 Depart London Gatwick 11:35 – Arrive Saint Lucia 15:25
Flight BA2159 Depart Saint Lucia 16:25 – Arrive Georgetown 18:05
Flight BA2158 Depart Georgetown 19:50 – Arrive Saint Lucia 21:25
Flight BA2158 Depart Saint Lucia 22:25 – Arrive London Gatwick 11:45

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