Caribbean National Weekly

Caribbean Airlines to Offer Service between Guyana and Canada

By Sheri-kae McLeod··1 min read
Caribbean Airlines to Offer Service between Guyana and Canada
Key Points(5)
  • The regional carrier, Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has announced that it will offer a twice-weekly service between the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) in Guyana and the Lester B.
  • Pearson International, Toronto, Canada.
  • In a statement on Wednesday CAL said that flights will operate each Monday and Friday, with connections available from Trinidad and Barbados.
  • Earlier this week, CAL also announced that it will be operating three flights per week between the Eugene F.
  • Correia Airport at Ogle and Barbados’ Grantley Adams Airport.

The regional carrier, Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has announced that it will offer a twice-weekly service between the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) in Guyana and the Lester B. Pearson International, Toronto, Canada.

In a statement on Wednesday CAL said that flights will operate each Monday and Friday, with connections available from Trinidad and Barbados.

Earlier this week, CAL also announced that it will be operating three flights per week between the Eugene F. Correia Airport at Ogle and Barbados’ Grantley Adams Airport.

The airline recently resumed flights to Guyana, after being forced to stop flying to several countries because of the closed borders due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

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