Airlines of Guyana

Guyana's airline industry comprises two carriers that serve the country's aviation needs. Trans Guyana Airways, established in 1951, operates from Eugene F. Correia International Airport, while Roraima Airways, founded in 1992, maintains hubs at both Eugene F. Correia International Airport and Cheddi Jagan International Airport. Neither airline operates as a low-cost carrier, and neither holds membership in global airline alliances. The two main airports handle the majority of commercial traffic in the country.

On each airline page, you will find detailed information about both Guyanese carriers, including contact details, baggage allowance policies, and check-in procedures. Travellers can access fleet information and other essential operational details to help plan their journeys. Each airline's page provides the practical information needed before booking or preparing for departure.