Caribbean Airlines announces additional flight between Canada and Jamaica

Caribbean Airlines announced an additional flight between Toronto, Canada and Kingston, Jamaica, flying every Monday from May 6, 2024 onwards. The addition of this service will make a total of three flights in a week serving on the same route.

According to the information, passengers can now fly every Wednesday, Sunday and Monday between Toronto and Kingston once the new service begins.

While announcing the new service, Caribbean Airlines said, “Welcome Home to 3x weekly flights. New flight added every Monday between Toronto and Kingston starting 06 May 2024. Now you have more options to visit and enjoy all the sites and activities these two beautiful cities have to offer.”

The schedule of new flight from Toronto to Kingston is as follows:

Flight BW078 will fly from Toronto to Kingston on Monday with the departure time being 3 50 pm and the arrival time being 7 05 pm.

The return flight from Kingston to Toronto on the same day will fly at 8:35 am, arriving in Toronto at 1:50 pm.

The airline also asked the passengers to book now via all the direct channels. Passengers can benefit from the airline’s business class, Caribbean plus, Caribbean notifications, Caribbean Miles, Carry-on free and checked luggage facilities. Notably, passengers will get the checked luggage facility included within Classic, Flex, Biz and Biz Flex fares only.

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Meanwhile, the addition of this flight to Jamaica is being recognised as a huge benefit for the passengers who are looking forward to fly to the island for a vacation during Summer 2024. The country is anticipating to record a whopping increase in air arrivals and this service is a testament to the Tourism Ministry’s dedication towards attracting more airlines to the island nation. Caribbean Airlines is the regional airline that vows to increase the region’s connectivity with the rest of the world. The airline strives to boost the tourism of the region, which will be a win-win situation for everyone, including the islands, passengers and the airline itself.