GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Oct. 8, 2014, CNS – Dynamic Airways, which had suspended flights earlier this year between Georgetown and New York because it did not get all the approvals, is now set to resume operations late next month, the company said in a statement.
The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has granted approval for Dynamic Airways LLC, a US airline based in Greensboro, NC, to operate to a variety of destinations in South America, the company said in a statement
Bill Gray, COO of Dynamic Airways said, "The airline is planning to resume regular flights between New York and Georgetown, Guyana late next month, as well as inaugurate service between Orlando and destinations in Brazil, Canada, and US.
"Our flights to Georgetown this summer revealed a tremendous need for reliable, quality air service. Since that time, Dynamic has undergone a substantial internal reorganisation with new management and a new focus on its product and service. Starting late November, Guyana will now enjoy the comfort and quality air service that this Caribbean nation deserves."
Dynamic Airways had originally suspended its operations in July for one month to acquire a number of approvals.
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