1951Founded
3Aircraft types
1Base airports
TG · TGYIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Trans Guyana Airways (TG/TGY) is Guyana's regional carrier, founded in 1951 and based at Eugene F. Correia International Airport. Known for connecting remote communities across Guyana and the Caribbean using specialized regional aircraft.

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Trans Guyana Airways (IATA: TG, ICAO: TGY) has served Guyana since 1951, making it one of the nation's established aviation operators. The airline operates from its main hub at Eugene F. Correia International Airport in Georgetown, connecting regional destinations across Guyana and neighbouring territories.

The airline specialises in regional air transport, serving both urban centres and remote communities where ground infrastructure is limited. This mission has shaped Trans Guyana Airways' operational character and network focus, emphasising reliability on routes that are vital to the country's connectivity.

Trans Guyana Airways operates a focused fleet of proven regional turboprops: the Cessna 208, Beechcraft 1900, and Britten-Norman Islander BN-2A-21. These aircraft are selected for their ability to operate from unprepared airstrips and challenging terrain, essential for serving Guyana's diverse geography. The airline maintains contact via [email protected] and welcomes inquiries through its website at https://transguyana.net/.