1955Founded
1Aircraft types
1Base airports
PY · SLMIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Surinam Airways (PY/SLM) is the flag carrier of Suriname, founded in 1955 and based at Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport in Paramaribo. The airline operates regional and international services across the Caribbean and South America using modern Boeing 737 aircraft.

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Surinam Airways (IATA: PY, ICAO: SLM) is Suriname's national airline, established in 1955. The carrier has grown from regional operations into a key link connecting Suriname with the wider Caribbean and South American network, serving business travellers, tourists, and local communities.

The airline operates from its main hub at Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport in Paramaribo, Suriname's capital. This strategic location positions Surinam Airways as a bridge between the Caribbean islands, mainland South America, and international destinations, with a focus on reliable connectivity in the region.

Surinam Airways operates a modern fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft, a workhorse family known for efficiency and reliability on regional and medium-range routes. The airline is known for its commitment to serving underserved markets in the Caribbean and maintaining stable operations across challenging geographic terrain.