Eugene F. Correia International Airport — Ogle, Guyana

Eugene F. Correia International Airport, coded OGL, is located in Ogle, on the East Coast Demerara region of Guyana, near the capital Georgetown. Despite its modest size, the airport holds international status and serves as an important hub for regional flights connecting Guyana to neighboring Caribbean and South American destinations, as well as domestic routes to Guyana's interior. OGL has grown in significance amid Guyana's recent oil-driven economic boom, supporting increased business travel and small aircraft charters to remote mining and forestry regions. The airport is named after a notable Guyanese aviator and complements the larger Cheddi Jagan International Airport, which handles most long-haul international traffic. OGL's shorter runway and general aviation character make it well suited for regional and light commercial operations.