Aviation Feature

Juergen Steinmetz·

Aviation Feature

·August 29, 2023

Jamaica Projecting 140,000 Additional Seats From the US This Fall

Total number of seats across carriers grows 19% over 2022 and 18% over 2019 as destination prepares for record stopover arrivals in 2023.

FULL ARTICLE: Jamaica Projecting 140,000 Additional Seats From the US This Fall

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