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GREAT NEWS FOR PPP HATERS AND THOSE WHO WISH TO SEE GUYANA IN RUINS--DELTA AIRLINES WILL PULL SERVICE FROM GUYANA---CARIBJ IS ON CLOUD 9---HAPPY LIKE PIG IN $HIT WITH THIS NEWS

Oh well. When one door closes another opens---Fly Jamaica will soon begin operations from Guyana.

Fly Jamaica Airways, the Jamaican carrier co-owned by Guyanese Captain Ronald Reece, is expected to take to the skies on Valentine’s Day, Thursday, February 14 after an almost three week delay, a report in the Jamaican Gleaner newspaper stated late last week.

According to the Gleaner, the inaugural flight originally scheduled for Friday, January 25, last, was delayed as the airline awaited final terminal approval from the John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.

However, now the airline has reportedly received all relevant clearances.
The airline, with 80 employees, is operating a single Boeing 757-200 aircraft. Its first flight on February 14 will be to the JFK Airport in New York

2/10/138:35 PM

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