Air Jamaica
says its cargo services from Miami, Los Angeles, and Atlanta will not be
disrupted despite the discontinuation of passenger service to these cities next
month.
Cargo service between Miami and Kingston will continue three times per week - on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays - and between Miami and Montego Bay on Thursdays and Sundays.
This means that Air Jamaica, which has a 767 freighter operating on the Miami/Jamaica route, will maintain its position as the airline with the most weekly cargo capacity of 270,000 pounds per week.
Cargo customers range from large commercial operations that import and export processed food and agricultural produce, to individuals importing household appliances.
Air Jamaica uses an extensive road feeder network to move cargo from across the US to its gateways in the South Florida and Northeastern seaboard.
The airline will also continue cargo service to the Eastern Caribbean.
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On Wednesday, Air Jamaica said it would be cutting routes and staff as it tried to cope with the downturn in
Cargo service between Miami and Kingston will continue three times per week - on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays - and between Miami and Montego Bay on Thursdays and Sundays.
This means that Air Jamaica, which has a 767 freighter operating on the Miami/Jamaica route, will maintain its position as the airline with the most weekly cargo capacity of 270,000 pounds per week.
Cargo customers range from large commercial operations that import and export processed food and agricultural produce, to individuals importing household appliances.
Air Jamaica uses an extensive road feeder network to move cargo from across the US to its gateways in the South Florida and Northeastern seaboard.
The airline will also continue cargo service to the Eastern Caribbean.
MORE>>>>
On Wednesday, Air Jamaica said it would be cutting routes and staff as it tried to cope with the downturn in
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