Fly Allways inaugurated its regular flights between Paramaribo and Caracas on Friday, March 8, thus establishing the only air connection from Suriname to Venezuela.
The first operation was carried out with the Fokker F70 registration PZ-TFC, which took off from Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport at 11:33 AM to touch Venezuelan soil at 12:45 PM.
Fly Allways will fly once a week between Paramaribo and Caracas, departing from the Surinamese capital on Fridays at 11:00 AM, and returning from Maiquetía Airport at 1:15 PM.
Round-trip fares start at USD 799 including taxes and fees, in addition to one cabin baggage and one checked baggage.
In addition to the Fokker F70 PZ-TFC, the airline has two other F70s (PZ-TFA and PZ-TFB), which are stored. This is complemented by an A320 in wet lease through Galistair.
With this fleet, it covers a rather succinct network that connects Paramaribo with Havana, Caracas, Camagüey, and Santiago de Cuba, as well as Georgetown with Havana, in all cases with a weekly flight.
See also: Surinam Airways inaugurated its flights to Belém with connections to the United States
Flights in Paramaribo
Caracas is the tenth international destination of Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport in Paramaribo, whose services in March are composed as follows:
- Amsterdam: three weekly flights by Surinam Airways and six weekly flights by KLM.
- Aruba: three weekly flights by Surinam Airways.
- Belém, Brazil: two weekly flights by Surinam Airways and three weekly flights by GOL.
- Caracas: one weekly flight by Fly Allways.
- Camagüey. Cuba: one weekly flight by Fly Allways.
- Curaçao: three weekly flights by Jetair Caribbean.
- Georgetown: five weekly flights by Surinam Airways.
- Havana: one weekly flight by Fly Allways.
- Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago: two weekly flights by Caribbean Airlines.
- Panama City: two weekly flights by Copa Airlines.
- Santiago de Cuba: one weekly flight by Fly Allways.
This represents a weekly offering of about 12,600 seats.`
