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Caribbean Travel Short

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Jet Service, Miami to Dominica, just in time for the 2021 Christmas Rush Tickets have already gone on sale for a new jet service to the island of  Dominica. American Airlines   for the first time will fly direct between Miami and Dominica starting December 8 th The service will operate twice weekly on Wednesday and Saturday, departing  Miami International Airport  at 11am and arriving at  Douglas-Charles Airport  at 3:21pm. The return flight will leave Dominica at 4:24pm and arrive in Miami at 6:55pm This route decision by American Airlines comes after a successful proving flight, which occurred last month. The airline used an  Embraer jet  for the test run, and it will be the South American made plane that will be used when the new service kicks off. The Embraer will have both business class and economy seating.  American Airlines will be offering a similar service to the island of  Anguilla  beginning in December.

Cayman Wreck Story. Flying to Grand Cayman from Canada and the US sidebar #4

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 .   Up in the Air about Wreck Diving off the Cayman Islands   How To Get There Non Stop Service : Air Canada services the Caymans   from Toronto three times weekly in season, reduced service the rest of the year.   West Jet services the island three times weekly in season. Other airlines: American Airlines (Miami) Cayman Airways (Chicago / Dallas / Havana, Cuba / La Ceiba, Honduras / Kingston, Jamaica / Miami / Montego Bay, Jamaica / New York / Panama  | Tampa / Washington, DC / Cayman Brac) United Airlines   (Houston / Newark) Delta Airlines (Atlanta) US Airways (Charlotte / Philadelphia) Late breaking news Just as Diver Magazine was going to press, Jet Blue Airlines announced that beginning in November it would be offering, three times weekly, service between Cayman Islands and New York and Boston.   Jet Blue is a favourite discount carrier for divers living in Ontario using the Buffalo NY and Detroit Mi airports. Read the Diver Maga