Guyana positions itself as South America-Caribbean aviation bridge – Indar

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September 12, 2026

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Guyana positions itself as South America-Caribbean aviation bridge – Indar

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…eyes European, Africa routes

… to host CAPA Airline Leader Summit in Sep 2027

Guyana is no longer on the periphery of regional aviation; we are serving as the primary bridge connecting South America to the Caribbean and global markets.”

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