Roraima Airways
GuyanaAbout the airline
Roraima Airways is a Guyanese airline founded in 1992, operating regional services from hubs in Eugene F. Correia and Cheddi Jagan International Airports. Known for connecting remote areas of Guyana with small, efficient aircraft.
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Roraima Airways (ICAO: ROR) is a regional carrier based in Guyana, established in 1992. The airline operates from two primary hubs: Eugene F. Correia International Airport and Cheddi Jagan International Airport, serving the Caribbean and northern South American region with scheduled and charter services.
The airline is known for its specialization in regional routes and remote connectivity, a critical service for Guyana's geography. Its focus on smaller markets and lesser-served destinations has made it an essential link for both passengers and cargo in the region.
Roraima Airways operates a fleet of proven short-haul aircraft: the Britten-Norman Islander BN-2A-21 and Britten-Norman Trislander. These twin-engine and three-engine designs are purpose-built for regional operations, offering reliability on shorter routes and the ability to serve smaller airfields typical of Guyanese aviation infrastructure.