CANADA JETLINES WILL SOON BE LANDING AT SANGSTER AIRPORT IN JA


 Just in time for winter, new flights to Montego Bay

New Airline, New Destination, New Price: Canada Jetlines Adds Montego Bay, Jamaica to Winter 2023-24 Schedule
Canada Jetlines, Ltd., operating under the brand name Jetlines, has introduced Montego Bay, Jamaica, as one of its two new destinations for the upcoming winter season of 2023-24. "One-way tickets to Jamaica are priced as low as $299."
Jetlines, a value-oriented leisure airline, is celebrating its first anniversary this week and continues to expand its reach with both scheduled and charter services throughout North America. In a recent announcement, the airline revealed its plans to broaden its network with new routes departing from Toronto to Montego Bay and Toronto to Orlando, beginning this fall. These new additions complement Jetlines' existing service to Cancun and Las Vegas.
"We're thrilled to unveil our expanded winter flight schedule, offering travelers a wider array of options to escape the cold and explore unforgettable destinations and holiday opportunities," stated Eddy Doyle, CEO of Canada Jetlines.
Here's a breakdown of the winter sun schedule, with tickets for the expanded winter flight schedule now available for booking:
• Toronto to Montego Bay: Starting from November 5th, Canada Jetlines will provide weekend service between Toronto and Montego Bay aboard its 174-seat A320 aircraft. Beginning in January, the service will be increased to three flights per week.
• Toronto to Orlando: Effective October 30th, Canada Jetlines will introduce flights between Toronto and Orlando International Airport, offering four flights weekly.

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