Gum Air is a Surinamese airline based in Paramaribo, operating since 1971. It flies to interior airstrips for local communities, tour operators, mining companies and other charter customers, and works with Trans Guyana Airways on the Suriname–Guyana link. Its published aircraft include Twin Otter and Beechcraft 1900D turboprops, suited to regional and remote-airfield flying.
Choose your aircraft to explore the Gum Air seat maps listed below.
An instrument that is unsuitable for checked carriage and needs cabin space requires advance notice and the airline’s permission. A separate charge may apply; do not assume an extra seat can be arranged at the airport.
Ask Gum Air or the authorised agent for the allowance attached to your flight. Its conditions do not publish one universal numerical limit and require payment for excess baggage. Checked bags may travel on another flight when safety, security or operational needs require it.
Only by agreement with the airline. Animals need suitable crates and the required health, vaccination and entry documents. The animal, container and food count as paid excess baggage rather than part of the free allowance. Guide dogs accompanying disabled passengers have a separate free-carriage provision, subject to the airline’s conditions.
