Dynamic Airways had to apologize
to passengers Saturday when their new nonstop service from New York
to Guyana hit a scheduling snag.
“Dear
passengers - coming to Georgetown, Guyana tomorrow [Sunday]. Very
sorry for the inconvenience that our schedule caused to passengers,
and we are glad that we were able to protect all passengers to their
final destination,” the airline said in a message posted on their
Facebook page Saturday. “Big kudos to Dynamic Airways team which
worked non-stop to resolve starting hiccups.”
Dynamic's
new service from New York to Georgetown, that was scheduled to begin
Thursday, is part of the carrier's phase of expansion, said Paul
Kraus, the airline's CEO. New York is the most in-demand route from Georgetown, Guyana, where nearly a quarter of a million Guyanese reside.
Guy
Pollard posted on Dynamic's Facebook page, “You better cancel and
take another airline, only lies all the time. Went to the airport
this morning and they want you to get on a bus for two to three hours
and go to Atlantic City airport to catch the flight to Guyana.”
As
it currently stands, Dynamic is the only U.S. carrier to serve the
route, which has attracted much interest from Caribbean based
airlines. Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Transportation
rejected applications from Caribbean Airlines and Fly
Jamaica Airways
to
service the route.
“Dynamic
airways is committed to Guyana's market, supported by the Guyanese
Government, and plans to operate further routes from the Guyanese
capital,” the company said in a press statement.
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