Preparations for the start of service between Orlando and the destinations in Brazil, Canada and US are in their final stages.
GREENSBORO, N.C. – The US 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.
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 reorganization 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.”
Preparations for the start of service between Orlando and the destinations in Brazil, Canada and US are in their final stages. News of the cities and start dates will be released within the upcoming days. Our partnership with GDS systems, local airports, and government authorities, as well as partnership with the most influential travel partners in these markets, is synonymous with success.
“Plans are well underway and the entire staff of Pilots, Flight Attendants, Corporate personnel, Managers, and Executives are proud to be part of this new initiative. We are going forward full speed with our new mantra ‘Tremendous People, Tremendous Service,'” Bill Gray pointed out.
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