Roraima Airways

Roraima Airways is a regional airline of Guyana with its main hub at the Eugene F. Correia International Airport. Roraima Airways was founded in 1992, and is named after Mount Roraima.^[1]

Roraima Airways

IATA ICAO Call sign - ROR RORAIMA
Founded	1992
Hubs	Eugene F. Correia International Airport
Secondary hubs	Cheddi Jagan International Airport
Fleet size	6
Parent company	Roraima Group of Companies
Headquarters	Guyana
Key people	Gerald Gouveia
Website	http://www.roraimaairways.com

Britten-Norman Trislander operated by Roraima Airways

History

Roraima Airways was founded in 1992 to serve tourists to get them around Guyana to destinations like Kaieteur Falls, and also Mount Roraima. All flights begin or end at Georgetown's Cheddi Jagan International Airport or Eugene F. Correia International Airport. In addition to tourist flights, the airline provides charter services for passengers and cargo to practically any Aerodrome in Guyana's Interior as well as critical Medivac services both locally and internationally

Destinations

Brazil

• Boa Vista
• Normandia

Guyana

• Aurora Gold Mine
• Baramita
• Eteringbang Mine
• Georgetown-Cheddi Jagan
• Georgetown-Ogle
• Kaieteur Falls
• Lethem
• Linden
• Mabaruma
• Mahdia
• Matthews Ridge
• Orinduik Falls
• Port Kaituma

Trinidad and Tobago

• Port of Spain (3 cargo flights per week on behalf of FedEx)

Fleet

• 1 BN Islander twin engine aircraft
• 2 BN Trislander triple engine aircraft ^[2]
• 3 Tecnam P2012 twin engine aircraft^[3][4]